Talk Hard
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Talk Hard
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Life is tough and full'a stuff
Life is hard as rock
No one around to pull you out
No one to stop the clock
Now we don't need no chaperones
All policemen please go home
The pressure's upccthe heat is on
I know what's rightcci know what's wrong
Chorus:
You gotta
Talk hardccyou gotta talk hard
Out my door, on my street
There's people marchin' with their feet
They're buyin' this, they're buyin' that
Some are thin and some are fat
Suburban towns are all around
With shopping mallsccsome underground
And in the shops they try and sell
An empty bargaincca wishing well
Chorus repeat x2
Now i can't sit here a-growin' gray
I gotta make a moveccnothing to say
What destiny will hold for me, well
No one knows and no one can see
Chorus repeat x2
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Stan Ridgway performs "Talk Hard", and this lyric page sits inside the Stan Ridgway catalog on LyroVerse.
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