Song | 52nd Street |
Artist | Jack Bruce |
Album | Shadows in the Air |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
It's always raining in here | |
Each time I walk thro' these doors | |
Expensive suits and cheap whores | |
And I'm always sorry | |
Money flows real fast | |
Though I'm not supposed to touch | |
But they always say how much | |
They love my music | |
No matter what I wear | |
It's always freezing cold | |
And their teeth are made of sharpened gold | |
Tho' their smiles are Polished white | |
Lives turn into units | |
In this building built with fear | |
They breathe contempt in here | |
And they call it the record business | |
Justice day will come | |
And this steel will turn to rust | |
And this concrete turn to dust | |
And I won't be sorry | |
My life outside of power | |
I see myself in the faces | |
Classes, groups and races | |
Locked out of power | |
Workers | |
Blacks | |
Jews | |
Children | |
Ché | |
Africa | |
Cuba | |
And I hear myself in their music |
It' s always raining in here | |
Each time I walk thro' these doors | |
Expensive suits and cheap whores | |
And I' m always sorry | |
Money flows real fast | |
Though I' m not supposed to touch | |
But they always say how much | |
They love my music | |
No matter what I wear | |
It' s always freezing cold | |
And their teeth are made of sharpened gold | |
Tho' their smiles are Polished white | |
Lives turn into units | |
In this building built with fear | |
They breathe contempt in here | |
And they call it the record business | |
Justice day will come | |
And this steel will turn to rust | |
And this concrete turn to dust | |
And I won' t be sorry | |
My life outside of power | |
I see myself in the faces | |
Classes, groups and races | |
Locked out of power | |
Workers | |
Blacks | |
Jews | |
Children | |
Che | |
Africa | |
Cuba | |
And I hear myself in their music |
It' s always raining in here | |
Each time I walk thro' these doors | |
Expensive suits and cheap whores | |
And I' m always sorry | |
Money flows real fast | |
Though I' m not supposed to touch | |
But they always say how much | |
They love my music | |
No matter what I wear | |
It' s always freezing cold | |
And their teeth are made of sharpened gold | |
Tho' their smiles are Polished white | |
Lives turn into units | |
In this building built with fear | |
They breathe contempt in here | |
And they call it the record business | |
Justice day will come | |
And this steel will turn to rust | |
And this concrete turn to dust | |
And I won' t be sorry | |
My life outside of power | |
I see myself in the faces | |
Classes, groups and races | |
Locked out of power | |
Workers | |
Blacks | |
Jews | |
Children | |
Ché | |
Africa | |
Cuba | |
And I hear myself in their music |