To the multi-story car park
With our friends
Drinking from a bottle
Of white lightning

On top of marks and sparks
Roof running
Smoking
Chronic
Hectic

And it seems that
Nothing now will ever change.
And it seems that
Were on our own again

And it seems that
Nothing now will ever change.
And it seems that
Were on our own again


And it seems that
Nothing now will ever change.
And it seems that
Were on our own again

We'll convene at mine 3PM to play Sega Megadrive Golden Axe and Sonic all day
Never Played It? (I'll Teach Ya)
Can't Hack It? (I'll Beat Ya)
Whilst Pendell's making rhymes in the corner with a litre of finest Scrumpy Jack,
Whilst PDEX pumps out the latest big club track
We'll take it to Justin's and hit his King Kong
Then we'll gather round the piano for a little sing song.

Oh if I could kidnap that feeling
The one that melts all fear's from your mind
I'd make no demands, no ransom.

'Cause I'd never set it free.
'Cause I'd never set it free.

Oh if I could kidnap that feeling
The one that melts all fear's from your mind
I'd make no demands, no ransom.

'Cause I'd never set it free.
'Cause I'd never set it free.
'Cause I'd never set it free.

All false Halcyon days
And Halcyon nights
Before we began to realize
That these aren't right.

And it seems that
Nothing now will ever change.
And it seems that
Were on our own again


And it seems that
Nothing now will ever change.
And it seems that
Were on our own again


And it seems that
Nothing now will ever change.
And it seems that
Were on our own again


Lyrics submitted by hawtpawkithero, edited by BlueDiamondx3

Hectic Lyrics as written by Liam Rory Clewlow Chris Batten

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    No, it's about ES & their friends when they were teenagers and the good memories they now have of it.

    Astonishedon June 02, 2009   Link

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