Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Syd Matters
Canonical path: /syd-matters/middle-class-men
Related lyric paths: 6
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Middle Class Men
Read Middle Class Men lyrics by Syd Matters on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Middle Class Men
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Sleepless children
Mellow deeds
Working class men
Were busy kids
If I were a fighter
I could choose a side
But I'm not quite sure
Who's wrong and who's right
Sleepless children
Dying seeds
Middle class men
Are oldre kids
If I were a fighter
I could get up and fight
But I'm just a sleeper
Sleeping tight
Why would you believe me
When I don't trust myself (sûr!!!)
I thought we could grow all happy
I should have known your self
I've lost my road
Cos I left the path
Some time ago
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