Bang, where we going, what we doing this night
I feel drunk already, maybe drink got spiked
But more like the other like that I'm just a lightweight
But I don't care, man, I been drunk forever I sedated
Hatred, I sedated, pages, I sedated
Worthwhile cages, stages, and all of my rage
This is a good time to start dancing to this song man
The good one, DJ, play that record of mine

So where be joey, get us a drink of dimple whiskey
Look at the lady she be shady but we maybe
What you doing where you going to their after?
She said get the fuck out man you seem to be so plastered
We been all the night kicking and staring at girls alike
It's all good man what goes on?
Drink your can, walkin' it drunk down the strand
And talk about how we missed the whole club queue
Who the fuck are you?

It's heavy, it's on my mind
You just says you feel just fine
Rackin and stackin them lines
I say, calm down dearest

It's heavy, it's on my mind
You says you feel just fine
Rackin' and stackin' your lines
I say, calm down dearest

I remember shootin' shit down down the old alleyways
Talking tragedies and music like old holiday
I remember what we're doing then but I don't remember now
It's the past, it's the future
I don't know how to carry on through the rights and wrongs
Kick it like we know the songs already
Before we rock steady down and on the dancefloor
And I don't get no fights when I get angry drunk
Sit down in the corner, man, I'll soak my fuckin' socks off
So who the fuck are we just the boys in the city
It's all been done before and we'll do it again so
We'll see you later you alligators
We'll be back I'm sure next week and sit in the bar you know
So good bye, bye we'll try never to die but
We are so young we don't understand if we cannot fly
So we're here now but we'll be gone soon
Not today, not tomorrow, not the next two

Heavy, it's on my mind
You says you feel just fine
Rackin' and stackin' them lines
I say, calm down dearest

It's Heavy, it's on my mind
You says you feel just fine
Rackin' and stackin' your lines
I say, calm down dearest

It's Heavy, it's on my mind
You says you feel just fine
Rackin' and stackin' your lines
I say, calm down dearest

It's Heavy, it's on my mind
You says you feel just fine
Rackin' and stacki'n your lines
I say, calm down dearest


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    "We’ll be back I’m sure ???????? So bye, bye, bye I’ll try never to ???? We are so young we don’t understand if we cannot fly(?) "

    think it might be...

    "We’ll be back I’m sure next week and sit in the bar you know So bye, bye, bye we'll try never to die We are so young we don’t understand if we cannot fly "

    and yeah I reckon you're right, think it is "fly" at the end of that line

    tambourine(wo)manon December 21, 2006   Link

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