1. |
864321
00:55
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2. |
Curl Up and Die
00:52
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CURL UP AND DIE
You fucking lied to me
And I trusted you
I nearly loved you - Christ!
The look in your eyes
As you told me lies
And you nearly cried
So I did it for you
Cos you asked me to
Like a stab in the back
The facts all crack
Buildings fall down
And God gets the sack
My world falls apart
As you tear up my heart
Reality blinds
and the rest of mankind
Can all go to hell
That includes you as well
Well I don't really mean it
But that's how I feel it
But I don't know why
So I curl up and die
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3. |
What's Your Number?
02:18
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WHAT'S YOUR NUMBER?
What's your number? What's your name?
What's your status? What's your game?
Down the station come with me
All you punks you're all the same
What's your name? no one cares
Forget your name - what's your number?
We got your number on a file
Right on the bottom of a pile
We look you up then lock you up
Every time you go too wild
Stop complaining, stop your noise
We got your number you got no choice
We got your ID, down to a T
And a tape recording of your voice
So what's your number? What's your name?
So much freedom, nothings changed
Sod your reasons couldn't care less
Go find someone else to blame
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4. |
Motorway Song
01:24
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5. |
Glad to be Alive
02:46
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GLAD TO BE ALIVE
Well aren't you glad to be alive
Had your brain took out when you were five
Learned to respect your mum and dad
And no, there's nothing wrong with that
But when they tell you what to do
It preconceives your point of view
And when you've got to 22
Well you'll believe in the system too
Well, aren't you glad to be alive?
Now, you're working for the state
Opinionated and full of hate
Normality is a state of mind
And your mind is in an awful state
Aren't you glad to be alive?
Forget about the bomb, gimme the money
This system takes you for a ride
They blew up the world and then they said sorry
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6. |
Song No.35
02:00
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SONG NO.35
Working class hero? No such thing
Put on your Martens. you still can't sing
No organised class, it's out of control
Your mates are so young, you feel so old
No new religion follow yourself
Plastic fashions lined up on a shelf
The shop has closed down it's a supermarket pose
Wander back home and change all your clothes
No price tag on the cost of shit
Shit is free they got plenty of it
Conveyor belt message to the ignorant youth
This is free shit it's better than truth
Don't quote German freaks at me
It's all crap that's my philosophy
Shit class structure fuck TV
Looks like I gotta die if I wanna be free
Pessimist! Nihilist! Optomist! You don't exist
It's all in your dreams
Can't you hear the screams?
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7. |
No Thanks
02:06
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NO THANKS
You sat on a bus and wondered
What future is there in this?
Working all week to get money
Cos money gets you pissed
So you thought "I wanna be famous"
And recorded a demo tape
Sent it to all the companies
And all they had to say was
No thanks sonny
We've heard it all before
Turning punk into money
Doesn't work anymore
So you kept on working for money
Put out your own EP
And they put you in the papers
And worked out your family tree
The companies sat up and took notice
And offered you money and fame
The faces all change but the idea's the same
So you thought you'd do it your way
And said
No thanks sonny
I can do it on my own
I don't need your money
Just leave me alone
The record never got anywhere
You ended up on the dole
Finally got a job
With less money than before
Now you're sitting on a bus
Where did it all go wrong
There's nothing else to do
Except write another song
And it goes
No thanks sonny
We've heard it all before
No thanks sonny
You're no use anymore
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