Chumbawamba - Smalltown Lyrics

Lyrics Smalltown - Chumbawamba



And every morning comes too soon
All your nights are sleepless
Poison arrows
To ruin your tomorrows
Below suspicion
Cafes full of people dressed as spies
And all I know
Is guilt for being different
It's always raining stones
There's a killer in my home
In a small town
Everybody looks the same
There are unwritten rules
Unspoken words
Should I pack my fear and go?
I have to leave somehow
Before they run me out of town
I have to leave somehow
And every morning comes too soon
All your nights are sleepless
Poison arrows
To ruin your tomorrows
There are unwritten rules
Unspoken words
Should I pack my fear and go?
I have to leave somehow
Before they run me out of town
I have to leave somehow
I have to leave somehow
Before they run me out of town
I have to leave somehow
I have to leave somehow
Before they run me out of town
I have to leave somehow
I have to leave somehow
Before they run me out of town
I have to leave somehow
(Please sir I want some more)



Writer(s): Hunter, Nigel Bruce, Duncan Holden, Anne Watts, Louise Greco, Paul Hamer, Darren Whalley, Allen Abbott, Judith


Chumbawamba - Tubthumper
Album Tubthumper
date of release
23-09-1997


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