| The wind had bent the crop when the mountebanks | |
| came back from the hop | |
| Lonely on the road, the drivers of the night followed the light | |
| and took the path to their next plunder or fight | |
| The rain had beaten down the corn | |
| When the mountebanks came back in the morn | |
| Lonely on the road, the drivers of the night followed the light | |
| and took the path to their next plunder or fight | |
| After a hard day far from the land of the sky | |
| The cardboard clouds returned home without a cry | |
| The lights went out one by one. | |
| But this day was not like another one | |
| The night woke up like a badly washed bitch | |
| And the voice of the wind was going off pitch | |
| I was always on the rack ! | |
| Like a wave that the beach throw back | |
| ‘Cause she thinks she ‘s looking too ugly | |
| Or maybe cause she ‘s looking too lovely | |
| Like a star lost in the sky | |
| I had just one friend, my cry | |
| And I heard people play and I heard people say: | |
| "This year the crop will not be good | |
| However we have worked as much as we could" | |
| Roaming under mechanical moonbeams I was going down in my dreams | |
| Without a look and well oiled | |
| I was alone with my world | |
| Like the blind of the electric flock | |
| But I knew that I would give them a shock | |
| My saturated heart cried his pain | |
| But what was rolling in my brain ? | |
| I tried to forget what was said in the books | |
| All their stories of crops and crooks | |
| But somehow I can not talk | |
| I still had this electronic walk | |
| Like the blind sheep of the electronic flock | |
| But I knew that I would give them a shock | |
| My saturated heart cried out his pain | |
| And my revolt broke out off my brain ! | |
| They were looking at me with big eyes of ice | |
| But for me it was so nice | |
| I was free ! I was me ! | |
| No more what they want me to be | |
| Like the blind sheep of the electricflock | |
| But I knew that I would give them a shock | |
| And the rain did not beatdown the corn | |
| It had been cut this morn. |
| The wind had bent the crop when the mountebanks | |
| came back from the hop | |
| Lonely on the road, the drivers of the night followed the light | |
| and took the path to their next plunder or fight | |
| The rain had beaten down the corn | |
| When the mountebanks came back in the morn | |
| Lonely on the road, the drivers of the night followed the light | |
| and took the path to their next plunder or fight | |
| After a hard day far from the land of the sky | |
| The cardboard clouds returned home without a cry | |
| The lights went out one by one. | |
| But this day was not like another one | |
| The night woke up like a badly washed bitch | |
| And the voice of the wind was going off pitch | |
| I was always on the rack nbsp! | |
| Like a wave that the beach throw back | |
| ' Cause she thinks she ' s looking too ugly | |
| Or maybe cause she ' s looking too lovely | |
| Like a star lost in the sky | |
| I had just one friend, my cry | |
| And I heard people play and I heard people say: | |
| " This year the crop will not be good | |
| However we have worked as much as we could" | |
| Roaming under mechanical moonbeams I was going down in my dreams | |
| Without a look and well oiled | |
| I was alone with my world | |
| Like the blind of the electric flock | |
| But I knew that I would give them a shock | |
| My saturated heart cried his pain | |
| But what was rolling in my brain nbsp? | |
| I tried to forget what was said in the books | |
| All their stories of crops and crooks | |
| But somehow I can not talk | |
| I still had this electronic walk | |
| Like the blind sheep of the electronic flock | |
| But I knew that I would give them a shock | |
| My saturated heart cried out his pain | |
| And my revolt broke out off my brain nbsp! | |
| They were looking at me with big eyes of ice | |
| But for me it was so nice | |
| I was free nbsp! I was me nbsp! | |
| No more what they want me to be | |
| Like the blind sheep of the electricflock | |
| But I knew that I would give them a shock | |
| And the rain did not beatdown the corn | |
| It had been cut this morn. |
| The wind had bent the crop when the mountebanks | |
| came back from the hop | |
| Lonely on the road, the drivers of the night followed the light | |
| and took the path to their next plunder or fight | |
| The rain had beaten down the corn | |
| When the mountebanks came back in the morn | |
| Lonely on the road, the drivers of the night followed the light | |
| and took the path to their next plunder or fight | |
| After a hard day far from the land of the sky | |
| The cardboard clouds returned home without a cry | |
| The lights went out one by one. | |
| But this day was not like another one | |
| The night woke up like a badly washed bitch | |
| And the voice of the wind was going off pitch | |
| I was always on the rack nbsp! | |
| Like a wave that the beach throw back | |
| ' Cause she thinks she ' s looking too ugly | |
| Or maybe cause she ' s looking too lovely | |
| Like a star lost in the sky | |
| I had just one friend, my cry | |
| And I heard people play and I heard people say: | |
| " This year the crop will not be good | |
| However we have worked as much as we could" | |
| Roaming under mechanical moonbeams I was going down in my dreams | |
| Without a look and well oiled | |
| I was alone with my world | |
| Like the blind of the electric flock | |
| But I knew that I would give them a shock | |
| My saturated heart cried his pain | |
| But what was rolling in my brain nbsp? | |
| I tried to forget what was said in the books | |
| All their stories of crops and crooks | |
| But somehow I can not talk | |
| I still had this electronic walk | |
| Like the blind sheep of the electronic flock | |
| But I knew that I would give them a shock | |
| My saturated heart cried out his pain | |
| And my revolt broke out off my brain nbsp! | |
| They were looking at me with big eyes of ice | |
| But for me it was so nice | |
| I was free nbsp! I was me nbsp! | |
| No more what they want me to be | |
| Like the blind sheep of the electricflock | |
| But I knew that I would give them a shock | |
| And the rain did not beatdown the corn | |
| It had been cut this morn. |