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Feel No Shame |
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Tell the story! |
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Innes Book of |
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Records Once |
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I knew a love so true |
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Every inch an artist |
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An eye for detail, without equal |
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And a face for trusting |
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A country girl who knew the world |
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But who's judgment was too reckless |
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And when in turn she showed concern |
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She wore it like a necklace |
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So come on now, have yourself a good time |
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Go out and share the blame |
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Do what you should but if it makes you feel good |
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I hope you feel no shame |
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She could not see that sympathy |
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Was no recompense |
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A gift belated, motivated |
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By a guilty conscience |
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A hand that steals and a hand that heals |
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The Anglo- |
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Saxon attitude |
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The hand that feeds the hand that needs |
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Can expect no gratitude |
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So come on now, have yourself a good time |
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Go out and share the blame |
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Do what you should but if it makes you feel good |
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I hope you feel no shame ] |
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Oh, what I'd give once more to live |
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In childhood innocence |
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The things men do with words so true |
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Would seem much more like common sense |
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Innes Book of |
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RecordsAn empire built on civilized guilt |
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Yet the homeland still is the stranger |
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To my friends who make amends |
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But in tryin' see no danger |
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So come on, have yourself a good time |
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Go out and share the blame |
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Do what you should but if it makes you feel good |
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I hope you feel no shame |
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I hope you feel no shame |
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I hope you feel no shame on you |
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Yeah... yeah yeah yeah! |
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Whoaaah! I hope, |
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I hope you feel no shame |
