Song | It's A Mug's Game |
Artist | Soft Cell |
Album | The Art Of Falling Apart |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
Oh God it's another night | |
And your head is feeling like a lump of lead. | |
You should never have drunk those party-fours, | |
You should have been home being good instead. | |
Ever been in a deja vu in the end it's the same | |
Oh yeah you ran out of your silver thins | |
And you're trying to be so high class | |
Though you need a bath and your hair's looking like string | |
And though you're nearly broke | |
You end up paying for all the drinks | |
And you tell them "Oh its nothing, | |
There's a million where those come from." | |
And then you whisper to your longest-suffering friend | |
"Please lend me a few quid..." | |
Oh God it's another day | |
And your stomach's feeling like a blown-up balloon. | |
You should never have eaten that greasy food. | |
The doctor told you that chili was bad for your blood. | |
And you're standing at the chemist in Boots | |
Coughing up your guts like you're at deaths door | |
And all this for a packet of Do-Do's | |
And the assistant gives you a wink | |
And you turn bright red | |
It's at time like this that you wish you were dead | |
And you take the whole packet | |
And you feel like you've drunk a bottle of bleach | |
And you tell yourself "Never, never again." | |
Not until next week anyway.. | |
And you were never one for holding drink | |
And you stagger off to the toilet | |
And you throw up like it was Christmas | |
And you miss the bowl and you hit your shoes | |
And there's no paper towels | |
What else can go wrong with you? | |
It's a choice between a cab fare home | |
And a packet of cigarettes | |
So you choose and the money sticks | |
In the machine and the manager says | |
"Tough shit - drink up and leave." | |
Oh god it's another disease | |
And you just got rid of the last. | |
You were beginning to feel Okay. | |
And the friends you gave it to Were speaking to you again. | |
You find yourself having sex in the back of a car | |
And the girl underneath doesn't care who you are | |
And you're nearly there and she still doesn't care | |
And her chewing gum is getting stuck in your hair | |
And there's something wrong, something that you've forgot | |
Oh shit you've forgotten the rubber | |
And you don't want a kid well deny it was you | |
Oh Christ if your dad find out | |
Then he'll make you stay in | |
And do your homework | |
And cut your hair | |
And wear your school uniform out in the street | |
What a fate worse than death | |
Oh well, he can't hit you you can hit him back | |
And play your records so loud | |
All the ones that he especially hates | |
Deep Purple in rock, Led Zeppelin too. | |
Well even you hate those... | |
Well, on second thought | |
I think I'll leave home and go and live um... In America | |
Because they earn more money there | |
And you can get away with murder - yeah! | |
[Be-bop singing] | |
Oh, it's a mug's game | |
[Be-bop singing] | |
I Can't wait ‘til I'm twenty-one | |
And then tell them all to sod off! |
Oh God it' s another night | |
And your head is feeling like a lump of lead. | |
You should never have drunk those partyfours, | |
You should have been home being good instead. | |
Ever been in a deja vu in the end it' s the same | |
Oh yeah you ran out of your silver thins | |
And you' re trying to be so high class | |
Though you need a bath and your hair' s looking like string | |
And though you' re nearly broke | |
You end up paying for all the drinks | |
And you tell them " Oh its nothing, | |
There' s a million where those come from." | |
And then you whisper to your longestsuffering friend | |
" Please lend me a few quid..." | |
Oh God it' s another day | |
And your stomach' s feeling like a blownup balloon. | |
You should never have eaten that greasy food. | |
The doctor told you that chili was bad for your blood. | |
And you' re standing at the chemist in Boots | |
Coughing up your guts like you' re at deaths door | |
And all this for a packet of DoDo' s | |
And the assistant gives you a wink | |
And you turn bright red | |
It' s at time like this that you wish you were dead | |
And you take the whole packet | |
And you feel like you' ve drunk a bottle of bleach | |
And you tell yourself " Never, never again." | |
Not until next week anyway.. | |
And you were never one for holding drink | |
And you stagger off to the toilet | |
And you throw up like it was Christmas | |
And you miss the bowl and you hit your shoes | |
And there' s no paper towels | |
What else can go wrong with you? | |
It' s a choice between a cab fare home | |
And a packet of cigarettes | |
So you choose and the money sticks | |
In the machine and the manager says | |
" Tough shit drink up and leave." | |
Oh god it' s another disease | |
And you just got rid of the last. | |
You were beginning to feel Okay. | |
And the friends you gave it to Were speaking to you again. | |
You find yourself having sex in the back of a car | |
And the girl underneath doesn' t care who you are | |
And you' re nearly there and she still doesn' t care | |
And her chewing gum is getting stuck in your hair | |
And there' s something wrong, something that you' ve forgot | |
Oh shit you' ve forgotten the rubber | |
And you don' t want a kid well deny it was you | |
Oh Christ if your dad find out | |
Then he' ll make you stay in | |
And do your homework | |
And cut your hair | |
And wear your school uniform out in the street | |
What a fate worse than death | |
Oh well, he can' t hit you you can hit him back | |
And play your records so loud | |
All the ones that he especially hates | |
Deep Purple in rock, Led Zeppelin too. | |
Well even you hate those... | |
Well, on second thought | |
I think I' ll leave home and go and live um... In America | |
Because they earn more money there | |
And you can get away with murder yeah! | |
Bebop singing | |
Oh, it' s a mug' s game | |
Bebop singing | |
I Can' t wait ' til I' m twentyone | |
And then tell them all to sod off! |
Oh God it' s another night | |
And your head is feeling like a lump of lead. | |
You should never have drunk those partyfours, | |
You should have been home being good instead. | |
Ever been in a deja vu in the end it' s the same | |
Oh yeah you ran out of your silver thins | |
And you' re trying to be so high class | |
Though you need a bath and your hair' s looking like string | |
And though you' re nearly broke | |
You end up paying for all the drinks | |
And you tell them " Oh its nothing, | |
There' s a million where those come from." | |
And then you whisper to your longestsuffering friend | |
" Please lend me a few quid..." | |
Oh God it' s another day | |
And your stomach' s feeling like a blownup balloon. | |
You should never have eaten that greasy food. | |
The doctor told you that chili was bad for your blood. | |
And you' re standing at the chemist in Boots | |
Coughing up your guts like you' re at deaths door | |
And all this for a packet of DoDo' s | |
And the assistant gives you a wink | |
And you turn bright red | |
It' s at time like this that you wish you were dead | |
And you take the whole packet | |
And you feel like you' ve drunk a bottle of bleach | |
And you tell yourself " Never, never again." | |
Not until next week anyway.. | |
And you were never one for holding drink | |
And you stagger off to the toilet | |
And you throw up like it was Christmas | |
And you miss the bowl and you hit your shoes | |
And there' s no paper towels | |
What else can go wrong with you? | |
It' s a choice between a cab fare home | |
And a packet of cigarettes | |
So you choose and the money sticks | |
In the machine and the manager says | |
" Tough shit drink up and leave." | |
Oh god it' s another disease | |
And you just got rid of the last. | |
You were beginning to feel Okay. | |
And the friends you gave it to Were speaking to you again. | |
You find yourself having sex in the back of a car | |
And the girl underneath doesn' t care who you are | |
And you' re nearly there and she still doesn' t care | |
And her chewing gum is getting stuck in your hair | |
And there' s something wrong, something that you' ve forgot | |
Oh shit you' ve forgotten the rubber | |
And you don' t want a kid well deny it was you | |
Oh Christ if your dad find out | |
Then he' ll make you stay in | |
And do your homework | |
And cut your hair | |
And wear your school uniform out in the street | |
What a fate worse than death | |
Oh well, he can' t hit you you can hit him back | |
And play your records so loud | |
All the ones that he especially hates | |
Deep Purple in rock, Led Zeppelin too. | |
Well even you hate those... | |
Well, on second thought | |
I think I' ll leave home and go and live um... In America | |
Because they earn more money there | |
And you can get away with murder yeah! | |
Bebop singing | |
Oh, it' s a mug' s game | |
Bebop singing | |
I Can' t wait ' til I' m twentyone | |
And then tell them all to sod off! |