I´ve no wish to hurry you luv. But have you seen the time. It´s quarter to ten and we´re supposed to be there. At nine. I don´t think the registrar. Will be very pleased.
I wish I can have you here alone in my clutches. To remove the excuses from your mind. To part that haze and slice your soul in pieces. To sing you a lullaby as I tie you to the slab.
I still believe in Sunday as being a day of rest. And maybe it's because I'm an Irishman. That I like Dublin best. Still whose who are you to tell me I'm alright Fred.
Oh no said I don't dare defy. my word. Don't you impede my heart. Make my sight blurred. unless of course you feel. That confrontations are funny. Or sad with occasional sunny.
Jonestown Tea. . And it sounds like...armageddon. Sounds like...armageddon. Sounds like...cum and drink with me..... Cum and drink with me. . And I remember him fucking me,.
Dress like we do, speak like we do. Think like we do, obey. . Beneath the cold sun watching you walk away. Where my terror runs in rivers of decay. I am invisible, I'm in this room for days.
I used to sit and watch the stars. Especially old Jupiter and Mars. When my days were blue. But now those days are gone and still. If I did, I would, you know I will.
They try to tell us we're too young. Too young to really be in love. They say that love's a word. A word we've only heard. But can't begin to know the meaning of.
Something's wrong with me..... Something's wrong with me..... Something's wrong with me..... No.. Nothing's wrong with me.. . From my perch. These mountains rise like razors.
-peak Billboard position # 1 in 1961. -Words and Music by Gerry Goffin and Carole King. My tears are fallin' 'cause you've taken her away. And though it really hurts me so.
1. I've only this to say to you know why. Good bye, bye bye. 2. My loneliness endears it but so do I. Good bye, bye bye. 3. You'd think by now that somehow.
-peak Billboard position # 2 in 1961. -Words and Music by Gerry Goffin and Jack Keller. If you've found another guy. Who satisfies you more than I do.
Loud and proud. Loud and proud. . Alone, in the crowd. . Sometimes I feel more dead than alive. Sometimes I feel I can do it this time. Sometimes I feel so empty inside.
Let's get down to business, to defeat the Huns. Did they send me daughters, when I asked for sons?. You're the saddest bunch I ever met. But you can bet before we're through.
- peak Billboard position # 10 in 1963. - also charted as part of a medley by Bobby Vee at # 35 in 1968. - also charted by Donny Osmond at # 9 in 1972.
Who's there?. Who's there?. . And I remember flashes of laughter. And lunatics lost in your soul. Seductive propaganda scrolling across my mind. Like guerrilla cinema.
Go away, little girl. Go away, little girl. I'm not supposed to be alone with you. I know that your lips are sweet. But our lips must never meet. I belong to someone else.
Oh. Once upon a looking-for-Donna-time. There was a sixteen year old virgin. Oh Donna oh oh Donna oh oh oh. Looking for my Donna. I just got back from looking for Donna.
Shh, it's okay, it's okay. This is our, dirty, little, secret. . We're all alone in the city. My hands are stoned with pity. I could get by or get high with fifty, yeah.
You fucking parasite. I'll beat you till you die. It hides inside me. It hides inside me. It hides inside me. Sic semper tyrannous. . Everyday you decay.