Vídeo musical
Vídeo musical
Créditos
PERFORMING ARTISTS
The Kinks
Performer
Dave Davies
Guitar
Mick Avory
Drums
John Dalton
Bass
Laurie Brown
Horn
John Beecham
Horn
Alan Holmes
Horn
Lewis Rich
Background Vocals
Lee Pavey
Background Vocals
Sue Brown
Background Vocals
Krysia Kocjan
Background Vocals
Pamela Travis
Background Vocals
John Gosling
Keyboards
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Raymond Douglas Davies
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Dave Davies
Producer
Letras
[Verse 1]
I'm sittin' by the side of a river
Underneath the pale blue sky
I've got no need to worry
I'm in no hurry
I'm lookin' at the world go by
[Verse 2]
Just sittin' in the midday sun
Just soaking up the currant bun
With no particular purpose or reason
Sittin' in the midday sun
[Verse 3]
Everybody say I'm lazy
They all tell me get a job you slob
I'd rather be a hobo walking round with nothin'
But a rich man scared of losin' all he's got
[Verse 4]
So, I'm just sittin' in the midday sun
Just soaking up the currant bun
Why should I have to give my reasons
For sittin' in the midday sun
[Verse 5]
Oh, look at all the ladies
Lookin' their best in their summer dresses
Oh, sittin' in the sun
I've got no home
I've got no money
But who needs a job when it's sunny
Whoa, whoa
[Verse 6]
I haven't got a steady occupation
And I can't afford a telephone
And I haven't got a stereo, radio or video
A mortgage, overdraft, or bank loan
[Verse 7]
The only way that I can get my fun
Is by sittin' in the midday sun
With no particular purpose or reason
Sittin' in the midday sun
[Verse 8]
Oh, listen to the people
Who say Im a failure and I've got nothin'
But if they would only see
I've got my pride
I've got no money
But, who needs a job when it's sunny
Whoa, whoa
[Verse 9]
Everybody thinks I'm crazy
And everybody says I'm dumb
But, when I see the people shoutin' at each other
I'd rather be an out of work bum
[Verse 10]
So, I'm just sittin' in the midday sun
Just soaking up the currant bun
With no particular purpose or reason
I'm sittin' in the midday sun
[Verse 11]
Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na
Written by: Raymond Douglas Davies