BassMan182
01-19-2006, 07:56 PM
any ideas appreciated :)
note the subtle change in each chorus
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[VERSE1]
fridays were always the same
it'd be my chance to live again
i don't worry what the weekends say
they keep me well
i'm alone, but i don't mind
in fact that's the way i like it
i'll walk the dog, maybe listen to some music
and catch up with the news of the week
[CHORUS]
so when they're all dancing around me
and the stones have been cast down
i'll lean against this rustik wall and cry
cos he's got nothing on me
no, he never did, and he
can't take away what i believe
he's someones son
[VERSE2]
mondays were always the same
another chance to prove myself
he's a kid, pushing a pram
and i wonder how he manages
a brave face, almost saves face
but i can't mock up a smile
seemingly, he's my enemy
driven by his own self-doubt
[CHORUS]
so when they're all dancing around me
and the stones have been cast down
i'll lean against this rustik wall and sing
cos he's got nothing on me
no, he never did, and he
can't take away what i believe
he's someones son
note the subtle change in each chorus
__
[VERSE1]
fridays were always the same
it'd be my chance to live again
i don't worry what the weekends say
they keep me well
i'm alone, but i don't mind
in fact that's the way i like it
i'll walk the dog, maybe listen to some music
and catch up with the news of the week
[CHORUS]
so when they're all dancing around me
and the stones have been cast down
i'll lean against this rustik wall and cry
cos he's got nothing on me
no, he never did, and he
can't take away what i believe
he's someones son
[VERSE2]
mondays were always the same
another chance to prove myself
he's a kid, pushing a pram
and i wonder how he manages
a brave face, almost saves face
but i can't mock up a smile
seemingly, he's my enemy
driven by his own self-doubt
[CHORUS]
so when they're all dancing around me
and the stones have been cast down
i'll lean against this rustik wall and sing
cos he's got nothing on me
no, he never did, and he
can't take away what i believe
he's someones son