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COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Edward Green
Edward Green
Songwriter
Max Oliver
Max Oliver
Songwriter
Jake Martin
Jake Martin
Songwriter
Louis Grace
Louis Grace
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Alex Greaves
Alex Greaves
Producer

Songtexte

Oh, the life of a hack. You do the body's worth. What would I do without you? You're my foil. I see the boys of spring till summer Turn up and intern and burn up in winter. The rates of a slate. You say it's sorry work. What could I lift without it? It's so funny. Some say that ten pence for a word At best's not a dower but it's people per hour. Oh, the rake's at the gates. You say my folly's ripe. What with my reason all rotted in meaning? And I take it all dearly, drunk as a rule, And I laugh with the lacks but I'll always be a hack. All my friends, their lovers Invoice, misquote their struggle And we all paint by numbers Oh, the canon, canon, canon, canon, canon, canon, canon, canon Pretend we're all in trouble; Us hacks. Oh, the rates of a slate. They say its sorry work, I tell my Mum's friends I work in Hollywood. They say it shows, all those T.V. dinners, I want T.V. finished The life of a hack, We know that modern life isn't just rubbish It's something less than colourful, Children of the crash, children of the crash We must hack, hack, hack. Go ask your local bookseller where all their books have gone. I've got a million pages on my floor. I've got too many lines in this verse Somebody get me a field recording of those ice caps melting, Pukka teas just brought out a new range of 'Drink me and feel like somebody entirely different' teas Spiral and warp, spiral and warp (And again) Spiral and warp, spiral and warp There's a train leaving in five minutes mister, be under it.
Writer(s): Edward Green, Jake Martin, Max Oliver, Louis Grace Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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