Ah-Men Lyrics
| Song | Ah-Men |
| Artist | Chumbawamba |
| Album | First 2 LP's |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.00] | 作词 : Danbert Nobacon/Alice Nutter/Dunstan Bruce/Harry Hamer/Lou Watts/Mavis Dillon |
| [00:01.00] | 作曲 : Danbert Nobacon/Alice Nutter/Dunstan Bruce/Harry Hamer/Lou Watts/Mavis Dillon |
| [00:13.80] | A visionary pause in the cycle |
| [00:15.57] | When she refused to buy or sell |
| [00:17.22] | When the daughters of perfect wives |
| [00:19.02] | Said there must be more sacrifice |
| [00:20.91] | Needed more than symbolic change |
| [00:22.62] | More than silent wasting away |
| [00:24.24] | In factories and sterile marriages |
| [00:26.16] | He was God, she was powerless |
| [00:27.78] | With a brick for every year of life |
| [00:29.46] | She set out for the house of lies |
| [00:31.29] | The old boys' club under siege |
| [00:32.82] | His lordship cowered under his seat |
| [00:34.74] | Called for brandy and reinforcements |
| [00:36.54] | Blasted away at every movement |
| [00:38.28] | Close to breaking down the door |
| [00:39.84] | Past thick blue line and stupid laws |
| [00:55.53] | Black Friday left her bruised and stubborn |
| [00:57.51] | One brick from winning the struggle |
| [00:59.28] | Rapunzel hacked at the ivory tower |
| [01:01.14] | Asquith quickly rose to the hour |
| [01:02.67] | Appealed to patriotism, oily smiles |
| [01:04.62] | Gave nothing, called it compromise |
| [01:06.33] | Gauging the situation perfectly |
| [01:07.86] | Said ladies, ladies, listen to me |
| [01:09.84] | Nineteen fourteen, we're on the brink of war |
| [01:11.70] | Pick up a flag, drop your cause |
| [01:13.32] | Your targets are counter-revolutionary |
| [01:14.79] | Take my hand in democracy |
| [01:16.77] | Here's a piece of paper |
| [01:18.12] | You're officially free |
| [01:20.07] | Here's a list of instructions |
| [01:21.81] | For you to obey |
| [01:23.43] | And here's sharp knife |
| [01:24.51] | To cut your own throat |
| [01:25.44] | Small sacrifice in return for a vote |
| [01:27.24] | Whispered word in Pankhurst's ear |
| [01:28.98] | Visions of the first woman peer |
| [01:30.75] | Led women down the garden path |
| [01:32.37] | And into the arms of the enemy |
| [01:34.17] | Jail and force-feeding, waster martyrdom |
| [01:36.00] | Sold her songs for the national anthem |
| [01:37.74] | Slotted the smile back neatly into place |
| [01:39.48] | Served refreshments |
| [01:40.29] | At the end of the race |
| [01:41.19] | All demands reduced to a joke |
| [01:42.96] | X marks the plague, abandon hope |
| [01:58.62] | Butlers still pouring brandy for the rich |
| [02:00.36] | Excuse me pass me the privilege |
| [02:02.19] | A woman's voice, the state's idea |
| [02:03.84] | Same vested interests, same dirty deals |
| [02:05.61] | Currie and Williams immersed in the times |
| [02:07.44] | Examples to keep the rest in line |
| [02:09.15] | Currie and Williams two of a kind |
| [02:10.86] | Examples to keep the rest in line |
| [02:12.99] | Absolute power |
| [02:14.82] | Absolute power |
| [02:16.80] | Ladies, ladies, listen to me |
| [00:00.00] | zuo ci : Danbert Nobacon Alice Nutter Dunstan Bruce Harry Hamer Lou Watts Mavis Dillon |
| [00:01.00] | zuo qu : Danbert Nobacon Alice Nutter Dunstan Bruce Harry Hamer Lou Watts Mavis Dillon |
| [00:13.80] | A visionary pause in the cycle |
| [00:15.57] | When she refused to buy or sell |
| [00:17.22] | When the daughters of perfect wives |
| [00:19.02] | Said there must be more sacrifice |
| [00:20.91] | Needed more than symbolic change |
| [00:22.62] | More than silent wasting away |
| [00:24.24] | In factories and sterile marriages |
| [00:26.16] | He was God, she was powerless |
| [00:27.78] | With a brick for every year of life |
| [00:29.46] | She set out for the house of lies |
| [00:31.29] | The old boys' club under siege |
| [00:32.82] | His lordship cowered under his seat |
| [00:34.74] | Called for brandy and reinforcements |
| [00:36.54] | Blasted away at every movement |
| [00:38.28] | Close to breaking down the door |
| [00:39.84] | Past thick blue line and stupid laws |
| [00:55.53] | Black Friday left her bruised and stubborn |
| [00:57.51] | One brick from winning the struggle |
| [00:59.28] | Rapunzel hacked at the ivory tower |
| [01:01.14] | Asquith quickly rose to the hour |
| [01:02.67] | Appealed to patriotism, oily smiles |
| [01:04.62] | Gave nothing, called it compromise |
| [01:06.33] | Gauging the situation perfectly |
| [01:07.86] | Said ladies, ladies, listen to me |
| [01:09.84] | Nineteen fourteen, we' re on the brink of war |
| [01:11.70] | Pick up a flag, drop your cause |
| [01:13.32] | Your targets are counter-revolutionary |
| [01:14.79] | Take my hand in democracy |
| [01:16.77] | Here' s a piece of paper |
| [01:18.12] | You' re officially free |
| [01:20.07] | Here' s a list of instructions |
| [01:21.81] | For you to obey |
| [01:23.43] | And here' s sharp knife |
| [01:24.51] | To cut your own throat |
| [01:25.44] | Small sacrifice in return for a vote |
| [01:27.24] | Whispered word in Pankhurst' s ear |
| [01:28.98] | Visions of the first woman peer |
| [01:30.75] | Led women down the garden path |
| [01:32.37] | And into the arms of the enemy |
| [01:34.17] | Jail and force-feeding, waster martyrdom |
| [01:36.00] | Sold her songs for the national anthem |
| [01:37.74] | Slotted the smile back neatly into place |
| [01:39.48] | Served refreshments |
| [01:40.29] | At the end of the race |
| [01:41.19] | All demands reduced to a joke |
| [01:42.96] | X marks the plague, abandon hope |
| [01:58.62] | Butlers still pouring brandy for the rich |
| [02:00.36] | Excuse me pass me the privilege |
| [02:02.19] | A woman' s voice, the state' s idea |
| [02:03.84] | Same vested interests, same dirty deals |
| [02:05.61] | Currie and Williams immersed in the times |
| [02:07.44] | Examples to keep the rest in line |
| [02:09.15] | Currie and Williams two of a kind |
| [02:10.86] | Examples to keep the rest in line |
| [02:12.99] | Absolute power |
| [02:14.82] | Absolute power |
| [02:16.80] | Ladies, ladies, listen to me |
| [00:00.00] | zuò cí : Danbert Nobacon Alice Nutter Dunstan Bruce Harry Hamer Lou Watts Mavis Dillon |
| [00:01.00] | zuò qǔ : Danbert Nobacon Alice Nutter Dunstan Bruce Harry Hamer Lou Watts Mavis Dillon |
| [00:13.80] | A visionary pause in the cycle |
| [00:15.57] | When she refused to buy or sell |
| [00:17.22] | When the daughters of perfect wives |
| [00:19.02] | Said there must be more sacrifice |
| [00:20.91] | Needed more than symbolic change |
| [00:22.62] | More than silent wasting away |
| [00:24.24] | In factories and sterile marriages |
| [00:26.16] | He was God, she was powerless |
| [00:27.78] | With a brick for every year of life |
| [00:29.46] | She set out for the house of lies |
| [00:31.29] | The old boys' club under siege |
| [00:32.82] | His lordship cowered under his seat |
| [00:34.74] | Called for brandy and reinforcements |
| [00:36.54] | Blasted away at every movement |
| [00:38.28] | Close to breaking down the door |
| [00:39.84] | Past thick blue line and stupid laws |
| [00:55.53] | Black Friday left her bruised and stubborn |
| [00:57.51] | One brick from winning the struggle |
| [00:59.28] | Rapunzel hacked at the ivory tower |
| [01:01.14] | Asquith quickly rose to the hour |
| [01:02.67] | Appealed to patriotism, oily smiles |
| [01:04.62] | Gave nothing, called it compromise |
| [01:06.33] | Gauging the situation perfectly |
| [01:07.86] | Said ladies, ladies, listen to me |
| [01:09.84] | Nineteen fourteen, we' re on the brink of war |
| [01:11.70] | Pick up a flag, drop your cause |
| [01:13.32] | Your targets are counter-revolutionary |
| [01:14.79] | Take my hand in democracy |
| [01:16.77] | Here' s a piece of paper |
| [01:18.12] | You' re officially free |
| [01:20.07] | Here' s a list of instructions |
| [01:21.81] | For you to obey |
| [01:23.43] | And here' s sharp knife |
| [01:24.51] | To cut your own throat |
| [01:25.44] | Small sacrifice in return for a vote |
| [01:27.24] | Whispered word in Pankhurst' s ear |
| [01:28.98] | Visions of the first woman peer |
| [01:30.75] | Led women down the garden path |
| [01:32.37] | And into the arms of the enemy |
| [01:34.17] | Jail and force-feeding, waster martyrdom |
| [01:36.00] | Sold her songs for the national anthem |
| [01:37.74] | Slotted the smile back neatly into place |
| [01:39.48] | Served refreshments |
| [01:40.29] | At the end of the race |
| [01:41.19] | All demands reduced to a joke |
| [01:42.96] | X marks the plague, abandon hope |
| [01:58.62] | Butlers still pouring brandy for the rich |
| [02:00.36] | Excuse me pass me the privilege |
| [02:02.19] | A woman' s voice, the state' s idea |
| [02:03.84] | Same vested interests, same dirty deals |
| [02:05.61] | Currie and Williams immersed in the times |
| [02:07.44] | Examples to keep the rest in line |
| [02:09.15] | Currie and Williams two of a kind |
| [02:10.86] | Examples to keep the rest in line |
| [02:12.99] | Absolute power |
| [02:14.82] | Absolute power |
| [02:16.80] | Ladies, ladies, listen to me |
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