Song | Hold On Tight |
Artist | The King Blues |
Album | Save The World, Get The Girl |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
They say it ain’t safe to go out anymore, | |
So the police station has bolted up the door, | |
The floor’s full of torn up betting stubs, | |
They put televisions in my favourite pubs, | |
So our homes get bulldozed, no-one watches, | |
They want soap operas and not soap boxes, | |
This town has left me high and dry, | |
But I’ll be here til the day | |
I die, They tell me | |
I’m just pissed off, | |
Yeh maybe | |
I’m pissed off, | |
I’d rather be pissed off, | |
Than be pissed on, | |
So if the world burns down outside, | |
And they battle on the frontline, | |
My darling | |
I’ll hold on tight, | |
My darling | |
I’ll hold on tight, | |
As the world burns down outside, | |
And they battle on the frontline, | |
My darling | |
I’ll hold on tight, | |
My darling | |
I’ll hold on tight, | |
We beg for another show we can watch til we’re sick, | |
Just like a donkey chasing a carrot on a stick, | |
Watching our lives filmed in a soft focus, | |
With abracadabra and hocus pocus, | |
One billion channels and there’s still nothing on, | |
The television will not be revolutionised, the announcer says, “ | |
And now for something completely indifferent”, | |
Cos I demand my rock ‘n’ roll with blood, sweat and tears, | |
And I demand my reggae to cause bleeding in my ears, | |
I demand my punk rock to start a revolution, | |
I demand my hardcore to sound like an execution, | |
I demand soundsystems on the streets playing the loudest tracks, | |
I demand no rent, no bills, no council tax, | |
I demand love that isn’t measured by the relationships of characters on | |
Friends, Or the words to some dire | |
R&B song about what a good man, what a mighty mighty good man is, | |
So as the world burns down outside, | |
And they battle on the frontline, | |
My darling | |
I’ll hold on tight, |
They say it ain' t safe to go out anymore, | |
So the police station has bolted up the door, | |
The floor' s full of torn up betting stubs, | |
They put televisions in my favourite pubs, | |
So our homes get bulldozed, noone watches, | |
They want soap operas and not soap boxes, | |
This town has left me high and dry, | |
But I' ll be here til the day | |
I die, They tell me | |
I' m just pissed off, | |
Yeh maybe | |
I' m pissed off, | |
I' d rather be pissed off, | |
Than be pissed on, | |
So if the world burns down outside, | |
And they battle on the frontline, | |
My darling | |
I' ll hold on tight, | |
My darling | |
I' ll hold on tight, | |
As the world burns down outside, | |
And they battle on the frontline, | |
My darling | |
I' ll hold on tight, | |
My darling | |
I' ll hold on tight, | |
We beg for another show we can watch til we' re sick, | |
Just like a donkey chasing a carrot on a stick, | |
Watching our lives filmed in a soft focus, | |
With abracadabra and hocus pocus, | |
One billion channels and there' s still nothing on, | |
The television will not be revolutionised, the announcer says, " | |
And now for something completely indifferent", | |
Cos I demand my rock ' n' roll with blood, sweat and tears, | |
And I demand my reggae to cause bleeding in my ears, | |
I demand my punk rock to start a revolution, | |
I demand my hardcore to sound like an execution, | |
I demand soundsystems on the streets playing the loudest tracks, | |
I demand no rent, no bills, no council tax, | |
I demand love that isn' t measured by the relationships of characters on | |
Friends, Or the words to some dire | |
R B song about what a good man, what a mighty mighty good man is, | |
So as the world burns down outside, | |
And they battle on the frontline, | |
My darling | |
I' ll hold on tight, |
They say it ain' t safe to go out anymore, | |
So the police station has bolted up the door, | |
The floor' s full of torn up betting stubs, | |
They put televisions in my favourite pubs, | |
So our homes get bulldozed, noone watches, | |
They want soap operas and not soap boxes, | |
This town has left me high and dry, | |
But I' ll be here til the day | |
I die, They tell me | |
I' m just pissed off, | |
Yeh maybe | |
I' m pissed off, | |
I' d rather be pissed off, | |
Than be pissed on, | |
So if the world burns down outside, | |
And they battle on the frontline, | |
My darling | |
I' ll hold on tight, | |
My darling | |
I' ll hold on tight, | |
As the world burns down outside, | |
And they battle on the frontline, | |
My darling | |
I' ll hold on tight, | |
My darling | |
I' ll hold on tight, | |
We beg for another show we can watch til we' re sick, | |
Just like a donkey chasing a carrot on a stick, | |
Watching our lives filmed in a soft focus, | |
With abracadabra and hocus pocus, | |
One billion channels and there' s still nothing on, | |
The television will not be revolutionised, the announcer says, " | |
And now for something completely indifferent", | |
Cos I demand my rock ' n' roll with blood, sweat and tears, | |
And I demand my reggae to cause bleeding in my ears, | |
I demand my punk rock to start a revolution, | |
I demand my hardcore to sound like an execution, | |
I demand soundsystems on the streets playing the loudest tracks, | |
I demand no rent, no bills, no council tax, | |
I demand love that isn' t measured by the relationships of characters on | |
Friends, Or the words to some dire | |
R B song about what a good man, what a mighty mighty good man is, | |
So as the world burns down outside, | |
And they battle on the frontline, | |
My darling | |
I' ll hold on tight, |