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A Midlife's Tale Lyrics

My neighbour does some funny things
He's got three kids and he's got six drinks to go
Before he sleeps tonight
Singing liberation songs out on the front veranda

My neighbour falls asleep out there
He wakes up the next morning with the sun
And it reminds him that it's time, it's off to work we go
It's always one day starting way behind another

Get it back now, get it back now, get it back now
Get it back now, get it back now, get it back now

Dreaming is a casual thing you do if you belief
And just by chance one day the loverly things will come true
But he's way past thinking that, it's now a day by day proposal
He's lost his magic, christ, he'd like to get it back now

Get it back now, get it back now, get it back now
Get it back now, get it back now, get it back now

Once upon a time there were so many plans
Holidays and blossoms and some find romance
But it's all behind him now, there's no game plan to be followed
He's lost his magic, christ, he'd like to get it back now

Get it back now, get it back now, get it back now
Get it back now, get it back now, get it back now
Get it back now, get it back now, get it back now
Get it back now, get it back now, get it back now...
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robbibt On Nov 28, 2007
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Cover art for A Midlife's Tale lyrics by My Friend The Chocolate Cake

Beautiful song I think it's about a bloke realising life is passing him by and he can't see his way clear to get out of his rut (I can totally relate to this

Cover art for A Midlife's Tale lyrics by My Friend The Chocolate Cake

Agree FreeBeer..... One of my favourite Australian bands, so underrated. This song is simple and harmless, yet so pointedly tugs at the suburban heartstring of Australian life. The message seems so sad, but is it really?

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