album cover
Shine
44
Rock
Shine was released on January 1, 1987 by Numero Group as a part of the album The Human Jukebox
album cover
Release DateJanuary 1, 1987
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM108

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
The Scientists
The Scientists
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Kim Salmon
Kim Salmon
Songwriter

Lyrics

I look out across to the bar, as I hide behind my guitar
Giving up on what lies in between
Any ones heard this shit they gonna know what I mean
And the Singer is crooning some age old song
Its Meaning obliterated in time but his Voice is still strong
It's somewhat off key, it kind of falls Deaf ears
Here's a place he could rise to end all his fears
Now I got used to it and his Denizens of the night try to keep my mouth shut and stay out of fight
Only two songs to the end of the set song is Johny B Goode could sound a good deal better yet
Into the Thirteen bar and a couple of beers
But the soothing lines haven't been lost in Deaf ears
Then it's time for the Stripper and the dance of the seven veils
Here's John the Baptist looking kind a pale
I Look hopefully out cause I seen you walk in whoever you are you don't belong in this stinking rotten bin
You shine like a torch; you're so out of place I bet you're just a dream
In fact I suspect your appearance here, has a reason for being
You're here to Shine
You're here to Shine
Shine
Show me the way out of here with its drugs, hookers and drunken sailors
Overdressed Pimps in purple suits could perhaps use a better tailor
And all the has-beens that never were all destined to loose
Trying to hang on their dreams by faking and too much booze
But me I am just a Kid so what am I doing here so deep
Feel like a Piece of Candy that's lying in a trash heap
What sort of a kid would want to throw away such a find?
Go ahead and shine like a torch shine
Written by: Kim Salmon
instagramSharePathic_arrow_out􀆄 copy􀐅􀋲

Loading...