Paroles Early Days Of A Better Nation de Oyster Band (The)

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I fall asleep with the TV onWake with an ache it's another week goneAnd consider how my light was spentAnd where it was that the real thing wentI asked a wise man for adviceI told him once and I told him twice:My life is one long damage limitationHe smacked me hard around the headHe handed me a card that read:Work like you wereLiving in the early days of a better nationWork like you wereLiving in the early days of a better nationPlay that tune again! I criedIt's dead and gone the band repliedBut as they slowly tried it throughThe hands remembered what they had to doGive it poke and give it licksThe name of the tune is Laying The BricksLet music be the people's true foundationI stood outside the Albert HallAnd wept, and wrote upon the wall;Work like you wereLiving in the early days of a better nationWork like you wereLiving in the early days of a better nationWe take the water to the treeShe says, Now do the same for meIt takes your sweat as well as artTo dig a channel for the human heartThere is no garden of delightUnless you weed it day or nightDon't leave your life a lifelong long vacationI hear her whisper when we meetAnd when I crawl between the sheets, she says;Work like you wereLiving in the early days of a better nationWork like you wereLiving in the early days of a better nationShe said work like you wereLiving in the early days of a better nationShe said work like you wereLiving in the early days of a better nationShe said work and work and work and work and work and work and work andWork like you wereLiving in the early days of a better nationWork like you wereLiving in the early days of a better nation

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