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Don't Rectify Me
29
Rock
Utwór Don't Rectify Me został wydany 1 kwietnia 2011 przez Ace Records jako część albumu Downstream
album cover
Data wydania1 kwietnia 2011
WytwórniaAce Records
JęzykEnglish
Melodyjność
Akustyczność
Valence
Taneczność
Energia
BPM114

Kredyty

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Sniff 'n' the Tears
Sniff 'n' the Tears
Performer
Paul Roberts
Paul Roberts
Lead Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Paul Roberts
Paul Roberts
Songwriter

Tekst Utworu

Sinners to the left of me and sinners to the right
Some joker in the middle with the gift of second sight
They all jump up to tell me my eye is off the ball
But I have to be a winner 'cos the winner takes it all
Tit job, nose job, lipo, suck my dick
The art of getting on in life could start to make you sick
I'm looking for the exit, there's nowhere left to roam
Don't rectify me, just leave my spirit alone
Too fat to enter heaven, too dumb to make it rich
We sit around and watch TV 'cos life is just a bitch
The corporation sells us everything we need
So we all kowtow to the corporation's greed
Tit job, nose job, lipo, suck my dick
The art of getting on in life could start to make you sick
I'm looking for the exit, there's nowhere left to roam
Don't rectify me, just leave my spirit alone
See that lowdown hoodoo as she tries to make a scene
Like all those glamour pussies in the glossy magazines
She says that someone told her, that everybody knows
That she's the one who'll get to wear the emperor's new clothes
Tit job, nose job, lipo, suck my dick
The art of getting on in life could start to make you sick
I'm looking for the exit, there's nowhere left to roam
Don't rectify me, just leave my spirit alone
Politicians dream of holidays in hell
To make the world a safer place for folks like us to dwell
Another football hero just ran out of steam
So we fill his place with someone new, let us live that dream
Tit job, nose job, lipo, suck my dick
The art of getting on in life could start to make you sick
I'm looking for the exit, there's nowhere left to roam
Don't rectify me, just leave my spirit alone
Written by: Paul Roberts
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