Words Of A Song
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Words Of A Song
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Switch on the TV, look at the screen
Money for a Rolls or a washing machine
I pay my money and I pay my rent
But everyday it's always spent
Maybe it starts to be the same
Look out the window and it starts to rain
Someone is saying "it's time to die"
Send us some money and I'll tell you why
I'll tell you why
Broken cars in the street
Do you really want to eat?
Do you need all these things that you see on the screen?
I drive my car when i go home
It's hidden somewhere in the words of a song
I pay my stamps and I pay my tax
But it's not working and that's a fact
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Hawkwind performs "Words Of A Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Hawkwind catalog on LyroVerse.
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