Lyrics

Once upon a sign I read a warning and it said "When in Rome don't feed the lions" What it meant I can't hazard a guess But now I've learnt my lesson, I'm a better person I'm filled up with high hopes and I'm fed up with soft soaps Long in the tooth and short on wisdom Up to here with the ache of it And if the matchmaker calls hand in hand With a catch of the day I'll rise to the bait But it'll still be more than a heart can take More than feeling great, more than a tongue can tell I'd need to take leave of my senses to get a moment's rest Following in footsteps, foot sure in fancy dress Head in my hands I'm making plans Hovering up for the day When the matchmaker calls hand in hand With the catch of the day I'll raise to the bait But it'll still be more then a heart can take More than feeling great, more than a tongue can tell And the itch to get rich quick Has never been so hard to reach With my hands tied behind my back Shin deep in cement and sand Just like the anchor-man I broke loose And crashed to the sea bed Clutching the shortest straw And if you threw me a line that's as smart as you think It wouldn't stop me sinking down to cry On what flashed before my eyes On what flashed before my eyes
Writer(s): John Richard Douglas, Paul Livingston, Frank Reader Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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