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    ink Floyd. The final cut. (p)1983
    A requiem for the post war dream by Roger Waters performed by Pink Floyd

    1. The post war drea

    Tell me true tell me why was jesus crucified
    Is it for this that daddy died?
    Was it for you? Was it me?
    Did I watch too much T.V.?
    Is that a hint of accusation in your eyes?
    If it wasn't for the nips
    Being so good at building ships
    The yards would still be open on the clyde
    And it can't be much fun for them
    Beneath the rising sun
    With all their kids committing suicide
    What have we done maggie what have we done
    What have we done to england
    Should we shout should we scream
    "What happened to the post war dream?"
    Oh maggie maggie what have we done?


    2. You possible pasts

    They flutter behind you your possible pasts
    Some brighteyed and crazy some frightened and lost
    A warining to anyone still in command
    Of their possible future to take care
    In dereliet siding the poppies entwine
    With cattle trucks lying in wait for the next time

    Do you remember me? How we used to be?
    Do you think we should be closer?
    She stood in the doorway the ghost of a smile
    Haunting her face like a cheap hotel sign
    Her cold eyes imploring the men in their macs
    For the gold in their bags or the knives in their backs
    Stepping up boldy one put out his hand
    He said, "I was just a child then now I'm only a man"

    Do you remember me? How we used to be?
    Do you think we should be closer?

    By the cold and religions we were taken in hand
    Shown how to feel good and told to feel bad
    Tongue tied and terrified we learned how to pray
    Now our feelings run deep and cold as the clay
    And string out behind us the banners and flags
    Of our possible pasts lie in tatters and rags

    Do you remember me? How we used to be?
    Do you think we should be closer?


    3. One of the few

    When you're one of the few to land on your feet
    What do you do to make ends meet?
    Beach
    Make them mad, make them sad, make them add two and two
    Make them me, make them you,
    make them do what you want them to
    Make them laugh, make them cry, make them he down and die


    4. The hero's retur

    Jesus jesus what's it all about
    Trying to clout these little ingrates into shape
    When I was their age all the lights went out
    There was no time to whine and mope about

    And even now part of me flies over
    Dresden at angels one five
    Though they'll never fathom it behind my
    Sarcasm desperate memories lie

    Sweetheart sweetheart are you fast asleep, good
    'cos that's the only time that I can really talk to you
    And there is something that I've locked away
    A memory that is too painful
    To with stand the light or day

    When we came back from the war the banners and
    Flags hung on everyones door
    We danced and we sang in the street and
    The church bells rang
    But burning in my heart
    My memory smoulders on
    Of the gunners dying words on the intercom


    5. The gunners drea

    Floating down through the clouds
    Memories come rushing up to meet me now
    In the space between the heavens
    And in the corner of some forign field
    I had a dream
    I had a dream
    Goodbye max
    Goodbye ma
    After the service when you're walking slowly to the car
    And the silver in her hair shines in the cold november air
    You hear the tolling bell
    And touch the silk in your lapel
    And as the kar drops rise to meet the comfort of the band
    You take her frail hand
    And hold on to the dream

    A place to stay
    Enough to eat
    Somewhere old heroes shuffle safely down the street
    Where you can speak out loud
    About your doubts and fears
    And what's more no one ever disappears
    You never hear their standard issue kicking in your door
    You can relax on both sides of the tracks
    And maniacs don't blow holes in bandsmen by remote control
    And everyone has recourse to the law
    And no one kills the children anymore
    And no one kills the children anymore

    Night after night
    Going round and round my brain
    His dream is driving me in sane
    In the corner of some foreign field
    The gunner sleeps tonight
    Whats done is done
    We cannot just write off his final scene
    Take heed of his dream
    Take heed


    6. Paranoid eyes

    Button your lip don't let the shield slip
    Take a fresh grip on your billet proof mask
    And if they try to break down your disquise will
    their questions
    You can hide hide hide
    Behind paranoid eyes
    You put on your brave face and slip over the road
    for a jar
    Fixing your grin as you casually lean on the bar
    Laughing too loud at the rest of the world
    With the boys in the crowd
    You hide hide hide
    Behind petrified eyes

    You believed in their stories of fame fortune and glory
    Now you're lost in a haze of alchohol soft middle age
    The pie in the sky turned out to be miles too high
    And you hide hide hide
    Behind brown and mild eyes



    7. Get your filthy hands off my desert

    Brezhnev took afghanistan
    Begin took beirut
    Galtieri took the union jack
    And maggie over lunch one day
    Took a cruiser with all hands
    Apparently to make him give it back


    8. The fletcher memorial ho

    Take all your overgrown infants away somewhere
    And build them a home a little place of their own
    The fletcher memorial
    Home for incurable tyran sand kings

    And they can appear to the selves every day
    On closed circuit T.V.
    To make sure they're still real
    It's the only connection they feel
    "ladies and gentlemenes, please, welcome reagan and haig
    Mr. Begin and friends, ms. Teatcher and paisley
    Mr. Brezhnev and part
    The ghost of mccarthy
    The memories of nixon
    And now adding colour a group of anonymous latin
    American meat packing glitterati"

    Did they expect us to treat them with any respect

    They can polish their medal and sharpen their
    Smiles, and amuse themselves playing games for a while
    Boom boom bang bang lie down you're dead

    Safe in the permanent gaze a cold glass eye
    With their favourite toys
    They'll be good girls and boys
    In the fletcher memorial home for colonial
    Wasters of life and limo
    Is every one in?
    Are you having a nice time?
    Now the final solution can happlied


    9. South ampton dock

    They disembarked in 45
    And no one spoke and no one smiled
    There were too many spaces on the line
    Gathered at the cenotaph
    All agree with the hand heart
    To sheath the sacrificial knifes

    But now

    She stands upon south ampton dock
    With her handkerchief
    And her summer frock clings
    To her wet body in the rain
    In quiet desperation knuckles
    White upon the slippery reins
    She bravely waves the boy's goodbye again

    And still the dark stain spreads between
    His shoulder blades
    A mute reminder of the poppy fields and graves
    And when the fight was over
    We spent what thay had mack
    But in the bottom of our hearts
    We felt the final cut



    10. The final cut

    Through the fish eyed lens of tear stained eyes
    I can barely define the shape of this moment in time
    And far from flying high in clear blue skies
    I'm spiralling down to the hole in the ground where I hide

    If you negotiate the minefield in the drive
    And beat the dogs and cheat the cold electronic eyes
    And if you make it past the shotgun in the hal
    Dial the combination open the priest(?) hole
    And if I'm in I'll tell you what's behind the wall

    There's a kid who had a big hallucination
    Making love to girls in magazines
    He wonders if you're sleeping with your new found fail
    Could anybody love him
    Or is it just a crazy dream
    And if I show you my dark side
    Will you still hold me to night
    And if I open my heart to you
    And show you my weak side
    What would you do
    Would you sell your story to rolling stone
    Would you take the children away
    And leave me alone
    And smile in reassurance
    As you whisper down the phone
    Would you send me packing
    Or would you take me home

    Thought I oughta bare my naked feelings
    Thought I oughta tear the curtain down
    Held the blade in trembling hands
    Prepared to make it but just then the phone rang
    I never had the nerve to make the final cut


    11. Not now joh

    Fuck all that we've got to get on with these
    Got to compete with the wily japanese
    There's too many home fires burning
    And not enough frees
    So, fuck, all that
    We're got to get on with these

    Can't stop lose job mind gone silicon
    What bomb get away pag dog make hay
    Breakdown need fix big six
    Clickity click hold on oh no brrrrrrrrrring bingo!

    Make em laugh make em cry make em dance in the aisles
    Make em pay make em stay make em feel O.K.

    Not now john
    We've got to get on with the film show
    Hollywood maits at the end of the rainbow
    Who cares what it's about
    As long as the kids go
    Not now john
    Got to get on with the show

    Hang on john
    We've got to get on with this
    I don't know what it is
    But it fits on here like
    Come at the end of the shift
    We'll go and get pissed
    But not now john
    I've got to get on with this
    Hoold on john
    I think there's something good on
    I used to read books but
    It could be the news
    Or some other abuse
    Or it could be reusable shows

    Fuck all theat we've got to get on with these
    Got to compete with the wily japanese
    No need to worry about the vietnamese
    Got to bring the russian bear to his kness
    Well, maybe not the russian bear
    Maybe the swedes
    We showed argentina
    Now eet's(?) go nad show these
    Make us feel though
    And wouldn't maggie be pleased
    Nah nah nah nah nah nah!

    S'cusi dove it bar
    Se para collo pou eine foe bar
    S'il vous plait ou est le bar
    Oi where's the fucking bar john!


    12. Two suns in the sunset

    In my rear view mirror the sun is going down
    Sinking behind bridges in the road
    And I think of all the good things
    That we have left undone
    And I suffer premonitions
    Coufirm suspicions
    Of the holocaust to came

    The wire that holds the cork
    That kecjos(?) the anger in
    Give way
    And suddenly it's day again
    The sun is in the east
    Even though the day is done
    Two suns in the sunset
    Hmmmmmmm
    Cold be the human race in run

    Like the moment when the brakes lock
    And you slide towards the big truck
    You stretck the frozen moments with your fear
    And you'll never hear their voices
    And you'll never see their faces
    You have no recourse to the law anymore
    And as the windshield melts
    My tears evaporate
    Leaving only charcoal to defend
    Finally I understand
    The feelings of the few
    Ashes and diamonds
    Foe and friend
    We were all equal in the end



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    From: Serge Kozmin
    Final Cut:

    PF "The Final Cut" " ". , .. , - ..
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    'The final cut' - refers to the finished form of the film. Once a film is shot, it goes through the editing process where all the shots are put together. Forgive me if I am being too simplistic, I just don't know how much you know about the filmmaking process. Anyway, the first time an editor puts all the shots together then you have the 'first cut' or the 'assembly', which is usually much longer than the final version. Then over the course of the editing process shots are cut out or shortened or entire scenes are cut out. This is done and redone until both the producers of the film are happy and the director is happy, and once all of the editing is done then you have the 'final cut', it may the 10th cut of the film or the 100th, it just depends. For some films there are actually two versions, such as 'Blade Runner', there is the Producer's Cut and then there's the Director's Cut, just referring to the way each chose to edit the film.
    Anyway, I hope that I have answered your question adequately.
    "The Final Cut" - " ". ....


    Best regards,
    Serge mailto:serge.kozmin@mtu-net.ru



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    http://www.ingsoc.com/waters/lyrics/index.html

    The Post War Dream

    "...announced plans to build a nuclear fallout shelter at
    Peterborough in Cambridgeshire..."
    (change channels)
    "...It was announced today
    That the replacement for the Atlantic
    Conveyor the container ship
    Lost in the Falklands conflict would be
    built in Japan, a spokesman for..."
    (change channels)
    "...moving in.
    They say the third world countries
    Like Bolivia, which produce the drug
    Are suffering from rising violence...(fades)"

    Tell me true, tell me why was Jesus crucified
    Is it for this that daddy died?
    Was it for you?
    Was it me?
    Did I watch too much TV?
    Is that a hint of accusation in your eyes
    If it wasn't for the nips
    Being so good at building ships
    The yards would still be open on the clyde
    And it can't be much fun for them
    Beneath the rising sun
    With all their kids committing suicide
    What have we done?
    Maggie, what have we done?
    What have we done to england?
    Should we shout?
    Should we scream?
    What happened to the post war dream?
    Oh maggie
    Maggie, what did we do?

    ----------------------------------------------

    Your Possible Pasts

    They flutter behind you, your possible pasts
    Some bright-eyed and crazy
    Some frightened and lost
    A warning to anyone still in command
    [Commander:] "Ranks, Fire!"
    Of their possible future, to take care
    In derilict sidings the poppies entwine
    With cattle trucks lying in wait for the next time

    Do you remember me?
    How we used to be?
    Do you thing we should be closer?

    She stood in the doorway the ghost of a smile
    Haunting her face like a cheap hotel sign
    Her cold eyes imploring the men in their macs
    For the gold in their bags or the knives in their backs
    Stepping up boldly one put out his hand
    He said, I was just a child then
    Now I'm only a man

    Do you remember me?
    How we used to be?
    Do you thing we should be close?

    By the cold and religious we were taken in hand
    Shown how to feel good and told to feel bad
    Strung out behind us the banners and flags
    Of our possible pasts lie in tatters and rags

    Do you remember me?
    How we used to be?
    Do you thing we should be closer?

    ----------------------------------------------

    One of the Few

    When you're one of the few
    To land on your feet
    What do you do to make ends meet?
    Teach
    Make 'em mad
    Make 'em sad
    Make 'em add two and two
    Make 'em me
    Or make 'em you
    Make 'em do what you want them to
    Make 'em laugh
    Make 'em cry
    Make 'em lay down and die

    ----------------------------------------------

    The Hero's Return

    Jesus, Jesus
    What's it all about?
    Trying to clout these little ingrates into shape
    When I was their age all the lights went out
    There was no time to whine and mope about
    And even now part of me flies
    Over dresden at angels one five
    Though they'll never fathom it behind my
    Sarcasm desperate memories lie
    Sweetheart, sweetheart
    Are you fast asleep?
    Good
    That's the only time that I can really speak to you
    And there is something that I've locked away
    A memory that is too painful
    To withstand the light of day
    When we came back from the war
    The banners and flags hung on everyone's door
    We danced and we sang in the street
    And the church bells rang
    But the burning in my heart
    My memory smoulders on
    Of the gunner's dying words
    On the intercom
    (gunner's words on intercom...)

    ----------------------------------------------

    The Gunner's Dream

    Floating down
    Through the clouds
    Memories come rushing up to meet me now
    But in the space between the heavens
    And in the corner of some foreign field
    I had a dream
    I had a dream

    Goodbye Max
    Goodbye Ma
    After the service
    When you're walking slowly to the car
    And the silver in her hair shines in the cold november air
    You hear the tolling bell
    And touch the silk in your lapel
    And as the tear drops rise to meet the comfort of the band
    You take her frail hand
    And hold on to the dream

    A place to stay
    [Bloke:] "Oi! A real one..."
    Enough to eat
    Somewhere old heroes shuffle safely down the street
    Where you can speak out loud
    About your doubts and fears
    And what's more
    No-one ever disappears
    You never hear their standard issue
    Kicking in your door
    You can relax on both sides of the tracks
    And maniacs don't blow holes in bandsmen by remote control
    And everyone has recourse to the law
    And no-one kills the children anymore
    No-one kills the children anymore

    Night after night
    Going round and round my brain
    His dream is driving me insane
    In the corner of some foreign field
    The gunner sleeps tonight
    What's done is done
    We cannot just write off his final scene
    Take heed of the dream
    Take heed

    ----------------------------------------------

    Paranoid Eyes

    Button your lip
    And don't let the shield slip
    Take a fresh grip on your bullet proof mask
    And if they try to break down your disguise with their questions
    You can hide, hide, hide
    Behind paranoid eyes

    You put on your brave face and slip over the road for a jar
    Fixing your grin as you casually lean on the bar
    Laughing too loud at the rest of the world
    With the boys in the crowd
    You hide, hide, hide
    [Man1:]"I'll tell you what
    I'll give you three blacks
    and play you for five..."
    [Man2:]"Ta! You was unlucky there son."
    [Man3:]"Time Gentlemen."
    Behind petrified eyes

    You believed in their stories of fame fortune and glory
    Now you're lost in a haze of alchohol soft middle age
    The pie in the sky turned out to be miles too high
    And you hide, hide, hide
    Behind brown and mild eyes
    [Bloke:] "Oi!"

    ----------------------------------------------

    Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert

    (Soft) [Man1:] "Oi, Get your filthy hands off my desert!"
    [Man2:] "What 'e say?"
    (explosion)
    Brezhnev took afghanistan
    And Begin took beirut
    Galtieri took the union jack
    And maggie over lunch one day
    Took a cruiser with all hands
    Apparently, to make him give it back

    ----------------------------------------------

    The Fletcher Memorial Home

    Take all your overgrown infants away somewhere
    And build them a home
    A little place of their own
    The fletcher memorial
    Home for incurable tyrants and kings
    And they can appear to themselves every day
    On closed circuit TV
    To make sure they're still real
    It's the only connection they feel

    Ladies and gentlemen
    Please welcome
    Reagan and Haig
    Mr. Begin and friend
    Mrs. Thatcher and Paisley
    [Man:] "Hello Maggie."
    Mr. Brezhnev and party
    [Man:] (can't tell)
    The ghost of McCarthy
    And the memories of Nixon
    And now adding colour
    [Man:] "Who's the bald chap?"
    A group of anonymous latin
    American meat packing glitterati

    Did they expect us to treat them with any respect?

    They can polish their medals
    And sharpen their smiles
    And amuse themselves
    Playing games for a while
    Boom, boom
    Bang, bang
    Lie down you're dead

    Safe in the permanent gaze of a cold glass eye
    Their favourite toy
    They'll be good girls and boys
    In the fletcher memorial home for colonial
    Wasters of life and limb
    Is everyone in?
    Are you having a nice time?
    [Man:] "??good day??"
    Now the final solution can be applied

    ----------------------------------------------

    Southampton Dock

    They disembarked in 45
    And no one spoke
    And no one smiled
    There were too many spaces in the line
    And gathered at the cenotaph
    All agreed with hand on heart
    To sheath the sacrificial knives
    But now
    She stands upon southampton dock
    With her handkerchief
    And her summer frock
    Clings To her wet body in the rain
    In quiet desperation
    Knuckles White upon the slippery reins
    She bravely waves the boys goodbye again

    And still the dark stain spreads between
    Their shoulder blades
    A mute reminder
    Of the poppy fields and graves
    When the fight was over
    We spent what they had made
    But
    In the bottom of our hearts
    We felt the final cut

    ----------------------------------------------

    The Final Cut

    Through the fish eyed lens
    Of tear stained eyes
    I can barely define
    The shape of this moment in time
    And far from flying high
    In clear blue skies
    I'm spiralling down
    To the hole in the ground
    Where I hide

    If you negotiate the minefield in the drive
    And beat the dogs
    And cheat the cold electronic eyes
    And if you make it past the shotguns in the hall
    Dial the combination
    Open the priesthole
    And if I'm in I'll tell you wha...
    (Explosion)
    [Man:]"Woohoo"

    There's a kid who had a big hallucination
    Making love to girls in magazines
    He wonders if you're sleeping
    With your new found faith
    Could anybody love him?
    Or is it just a crazy dream?

    And if I show you my dark side
    Will you still hold me tonight?
    And if I open my heart to you
    And show you my weak side
    What would you do?
    Would you sell your story to rolling stone?
    Would you take the children away?
    And leave me alone
    And smile in reassurance
    As you whisper down the phone
    Would you send me packing?
    Or would you take me home?

    Thought I oughta bare my naked feelings
    Thought I oughta tear the curtain down
    I held the blade in trembling hands
    Prepared to make it, but
    Just then the phone rang
    I never had the nerve to make the final cut
    [Man:] "Hello? Listen
    I think I've got it.
    Ok, listen its a haha!"

    ----------------------------------------------

    Not Now John

    Fuck all that
    We've got to get on with these
    Got to compete with the wily Japanese
    There's too many home fires burning
    And not enough trees
    So fuck all that
    We've got to get on with these

    Can't stop
    Lose job
    Mind gone
    Silicon
    ??Stallon??
    What bomb
    Get away
    Pay day
    Make hay
    Break down
    Need fix
    Big six
    Clickity click
    Hold on
    Oh no
    Bingo

    Make 'em laugh
    Make 'em cry
    Make 'em dance in the aisles
    Make 'em pay
    Make 'em stay
    Make 'em feel ok

    Not now john
    We've got to get on with the film show
    Hollywood waits at the end of the rainbow
    Who cares what it's all about
    As long as the kids go
    So not now John
    We've got to get on with the show

    Hang on John
    I've got to get on with this
    I don't know what it is
    But it fits on here like this...
    Come at the end of the shift
    We'll go and get pissed
    But not now John
    I've got to get on with this

    Hold on John
    I think there's something good on
    I used to read books but ????
    It could be the news or
    Some other abuse or
    It could be reusable shows

    Fuck all that
    We've got to get on with these
    Got to compete with the wily Japanese
    No need to worry about the Vietnamese
    Got to bring the Russian Bear to his knees
    Well, maybe not the Russian Bear
    Maybe the Swedes
    We showed Argentina
    Now lets go and show these
    Make us feel tough
    And wouldn't Maggie be pleased
    Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah!
    One, two, three, four
    [Man1:] "S'cusi dove il bar"
    [Man2:] "What?"
    [Man1:] "Se para collo pou eine toe bar
    S'il vous plait ou est le bar"
    [Man2:] "...say it in English!..."
    [Man1:] "Oi', where's the fucking bar john?"
    [Man2:] "Oh, now you're talking!"
    Oh! Rule Britannia
    Britannia rules the day
    Down
    Go, Maggie
    Hammer, hammer, hammer, hammer, now

    ----------------------------------------------

    Two Suns In the Sunset

    In my rear view mirror
    The sun is going down
    Sinking behind bridges in the road
    I think of all the good things
    That we have left undone
    And I suffer premonitions
    Confirm suspicions
    Of the holocaust to come

    The rusty wire that holds the cork
    That keeps the anger in
    Gives way
    And suddenly, it's day again
    The sun is in the east
    Even though the day is done
    Two suns in the sunset
    Could be the human race is run

    Like the moment when your brakes lock
    And you slide toward the big truck
    [Man:] "Oh, no."
    And stretch the frozen moments with your fear
    And you'll never hear their voices
    [Child:] "Daddy, Daddy"
    And you'll never see their faces
    You have no recourse to the law anymore
    (children screaming)

    And as the windshield melts
    And my tears evaporate
    Leaving only charcoal to defend
    Finally, I understand
    The feelings of the few
    Ashes and diamonds
    Foe and friend
    We were all equal in the end
    [radio:] "...and now the weather.
    Tomorrow will be cloudy with
    Scattered showers from the east...
    With an expected high
    Of 4000 degrees Celcius"


    :
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    Make them mad, make them sad, make them add two and two
    Make them me, make them you, make them do what you want them to
    Make them laugh, make them cry, make them lie down and die


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    The child lay
    In the starlit night
    Safe in the glow of his Donald Duck light
    How strange to choose to take a life
    How strange to choose to kill a child
    Hoover, Blaupunkt, Nissan Jeep
    Nike, Addidas, Lacoste and cheaper brands
    Cadillac, Amtrak, gasoline, diesel
    Our standard of living, could this be a reason
    That we would choose to kill the child
    That we would choose to kill the child

    Allah, Jehovah, Buddah, Christ
    Confucius and Kali and reds, beans and rice
    Goujons of sole, ris de veau, ham hocks
    Lox bagels and bones and commandments in stone
    The Bible, Koran, Shinto, Islam
    Prosciutto, risotto, falafel and ham
    Is it dogma, doughnuts, ridicule faith
    Fear of the dark, or shame or disgrace
    That we would choose to kill the child
    That we would choose to kill the child

    It's cold in the desert
    And the space is too big
    The rope is too short
    And the walls are too thick
    I will show you no weakness
    I will mock you in song
    Berate and deride you
    Belittle and chide you
    Beat you with sticks
    And bulldoze your home
    You can watch my triumphant procession to Rome
    Best seat in the house
    Up there on the cross
    Is it anger or envy, profit or loss
    That we would choose to kill the child
    That we would choose to kill the child

    Take this child and hold him closely
    Keep him safe from the holy reign of terror
    Take this child hold him closely
    Take this child to the moral high ground
    Where he can look down on the bigots and bully boys
    Slugging it out in the yard


    Lyrics by Roger Waters

    (c) 2004 Roger Waters Music Overseas Ltd./Pink Floyd Music Publishers Ltd.



    Leaving Beirut ( . )
    Leaving Beirut

    So we left Beirut Willa and I
    He headed East to Baghdad and the rest of it
    I set out North
    I walked the five or six miles to the last of the street lamps
    And hunkered in the curb side dusk
    Holding out my thumb
    In no great hope at the ramshackle procession of home bound traffic
    Success!
    An ancient Mercedes 'dolmus '
    The ubiquitous, Arab, shared taxi drew up
    I turned out my pockets and shrugged at the driver
    " J'ai pas de l'argent "
    " Venez! " A soft voice from the back seat
    The driver lent wearily across and pushed open the back door
    I stooped to look inside at the two men there
    One besuited, bespectacled, moustached, irritated, distant, late
    The other, the one who had spoken,
    Frail, fifty five-ish, bald, sallow, in a short sleeved pale blue cotton shirt
    With one biro in the breast pocket
    A clerk maybe, slightly sunken in the seat
    "Venez!" He said again, and smiled
    "Mais j'ai pas de l'argent"
    "Oui, Oui, d'accord, Venez!"

    ----------------------------------------------

    Are these the people that we should bomb
    Are we so sure they mean us harm
    Is this our pleasure, punishment or crime
    Is this a mountain that we really want to climb
    The road is hard, hard and long
    Put down that two by four
    This man would never turn you from his door
    Oh George! Oh George!
    That Texas education must have fucked you up when you were very small


    ----------------------------------------------

    He beckoned with a small arthritic motion of his hand
    Fingers together like a child waving goodbye
    The driver put my old Hofner guitar in the boot with my rucksack
    And off we went
    " Vous etes Francais, monsieur? "
    " Non, Anglais "
    " Ah! Anglais "
    " Est-ce que vous parlais Anglais, Monsieur? "
    "Non, je regrette"
    And so on
    In small talk between strangers, his French alien but correct
    Mine halting but eager to please
    A lift, after all, is a lift
    Late moustache left us brusquely
    And some miles later the dolmus slowed at a crossroads lit by a single lightbulb
    Swung through a U-turn and stopped in a cloud of dust
    I opened the door and got out
    But my benefactor made no move to follow
    The driver dumped my guitar and rucksack at my feet
    And waving away my thanks returned to the boot
    Only to reappear with a pair of alloy crutches
    Which he leaned against the rear wing of the Mercedes.
    He reached into the car and lifted my companion out
    Only one leg, the second trouser leg neatly pinned beneath a vacant hip
    " Monsieur, si vous voulez, ca sera un honneur pour nous
    Si vous venez avec moi a la maison pour manger avec ma femme "

    ----------------------------------------------

    When I was 17 my mother, bless her heart, fulfilled my summer dream
    She handed me the keys to the car
    We motored down to Paris, fuelled with Dexedrine and booze
    Got bust in Antibes by the cops
    And fleeced in Naples by the wops
    But everyone was kind to us, we were the English dudes
    Our dads had helped them win the war
    When we all knew what we were fighting for
    But now an Englishman abroad is just a US stooge
    The bulldog is a poodle snapping round the scoundrel's last refuge


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    "Ma femme", thank God! Monopod but not queer
    The taxi drove off leaving us in the dim light of the swinging bulb
    No building in sight
    What the hell
    "Merci monsieur"
    "Bon, Venez!"
    His faced creased in pleasure, he set off in front of me
    Swinging his leg between the crutches with agonising care
    Up the dusty side road into the darkness
    After half an hour we'd gone maybe half a mile
    When on the right I made out the low profile of a building
    He called out in Arabic to announce our arrival
    And after some scuffling inside a lamp was lit
    And the changing angle of light in the wide crack under the door
    Signalled the approach of someone within
    The door creaked open and there, holding a biblical looking oil lamp
    Stood a squat, moustached woman, stooped smiling up at us
    She stood aside to let us in and as she turned
    I saw the reason for her stoop
    She carried on her back a shocking hump
    I nodded and smiled back at her in greeting, fighting for control
    The gentleness between the one-legged man and his monstrous wife
    Almost too much for me

    ----------------------------------------------

    Is gentleness too much for us
    Should gentleness be filed along with empathy
    We feel for someone else's child
    Every time a smart bomb does its sums and gets it wrong
    Someone else's child dies and equities in defence rise
    America, America, please hear us when we call
    You got hip-hop, be-bop, hustle and bustle
    You got Atticus Finch
    You got Jane Russell
    You got freedom of speech
    You got great beaches, wildernesses and malls
    Don't let the might, the Christian right, fuck it all up
    For you and the rest of the world


    ----------------------------------------------

    They talked excitedly
    She went to take his crutches in routine of care
    He chiding, gestured
    We have a guest
    She embarrassed by her faux pas
    Took my things and laid them gently in the corner
    "Du the?"
    We sat on meagre cushions in one corner of the single room
    The floor was earth packed hard and by one wall a raised platform
    Some six foot by four covered by a simple sheet, the bed
    The hunchback busied herself with small copper pots over an open hearth
    And brought us tea, hot and sweet
    And so to dinner
    Flat, unleavened bread, + thin
    Cooked in an iron skillet over the open hearth
    Then folded and dipped into the soft insides of female sea urchins
    My hostess did not eat, I ate her dinner
    She would hear of nothing else, I was their guest
    And then she retired behind a curtain
    And left the men to sit drinking thimbles full of Arak
    Carefully poured from a small bottle with a faded label
    Soon she reappeared, radiant
    Carrying in her arms their pride and joy, their child.
    I'd never seen a squint like that
    So severe that as one eye looked out the other disappeared behind its nose

    ----------------------------------------------

    Not in my name, Tony, you great war leader you
    Terror is still terror, whosoever gets to frame the rules
    History's not written by the vanquished or the damned
    Now we are Genghis Khan, Lucretia Borghia, Son of Sam
    In 1961 they took this child into their home
    I wonder what became of them
    In the cauldron that was Lebanon
    If I could find them now, could I make amends?
    How does the story end?


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    And the first hot gust of wind
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    1. The Ballad Of Bill Hubbard (4.19)
    (Instrumental)

    Alf Razzell: Two things that haunted me the most are
    the days, I imagine, when I had to collect the paybooks;
    and when I left Bill Hubbard in no-man's-land.

    I was picked up and taken into their trench.
    And I'd no sooner taken two or three steps down the trench
    when I heard a call, 'Hello Razz, I'm glad to see you.
    This is my second night here,' and he said 'I'm feeling bad,'
    and it was Bill Hubbard, one of the men we'd trained in England,

    one of the original battalion. I had a look at his wound; rolled him over.
    I could see that it was probably a fatal wound. You could
    imagine what pain he was in, he was dripping with sweat;
    and after I'd gone about three shellholes, traversed that,
    had it been...had there been a path or a road I could have done better.
    He pummelled me, 'Put me down, put me down, I'd rather die,
    I'd rather die, put me down.'

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    let me die.' I said 'If I leave you here Bill you won't be found,
    let's have another go.' He said 'All right then.'
    And the same thing happened. He couldn't stand it any more,
    and I had to leave him there, in no-man's-land.


    2. What God Wants, part 1 (6.00)
    Boy: "I don't mind about the war, that's one of the things I like to watch.
    If it's a war going on, 'cause then I know if our side's winning, if our side's losing...

    Man: What do you want? Go away!
    What God wants, God gets; God help us all
    Man: Go away. Alright then

    What God wants, God gets; God help us all
    What God wants, God gets; God help us all

    What God wants, God gets
    What God wants, God gets
    What God wants, God gets

    The kid in the corner looked at the priest
    And fingered his pale blue Japanese guitar

    The priest said:
    God wants goodness
    God wants light
    God wants mayhem
    God wants a clean fight

    What God wants, God gets
    What God wants, God gets

    Don't look so surprised
    It's only dogma
    The alien prophet cried
    The beetle and the springbok
    Took the Bible from its hook
    The monkey in the corner
    Wrote the lesson in his book

    What God wants, God gets
    What God wants, God gets
    What God wants, God gets
    What God wants, God gets

    God wants peace
    God wants war
    God wants famine
    God wants chain stores

    What God wants, God gets

    God wants sedition
    God wants sex
    God wants freedom

    God wants semtex

    What God wants, God gets
    What God wants, God gets

    Don't look so afraid
    I'm only joking
    The alien comic lied
    The jackass and hyena
    Took the feather from its hook
    The monkey in the corner
    Wrote the joke down in his book

    What God wants, God gets
    What God wants, God gets
    What God wants, God gets
    What God wants, God gets

    God wants borders
    God wants crack
    God wants rainfall
    God wants wetbacks

    What God wants, God gets

    God wants voodoo
    God wants shrines
    God wants law
    God wants organized crime
    God wants crusade
    God wants jihad
    God wants good
    God wants bad

    What God wants, God gets
    What God wants, God gets
    What God wants, God gets
    What God wants, God gets


    3. Perfect Sense, part 1 (4.16)
    Backwards message: I don't know what it is... Julia.
    However, in the light and visions of the issues of Stanley,
    we changed our minds. We have decided to include a backward message;
    Stanley, for you and for all the other book-burners.
    You ???unintelligible??? stop it! Jane stop it!


    The monkey sat on a pile of stone
    And he stared at the broken bone in his hand
    The strains of a Viennese quartet rang out across the land
    And the monkey looked up at the stars
    And thought to himself
    Memory is a stranger
    History is for fools
    And he cleaned his hands in a pool of holy writing
    Turned his back on the garden
    And set out for the nearest town

    Hold on, hold on soldier
    When you add it all up:
    The tears and the marrowbone
    There's an ounce of gold
    And an ounce of pride in each ledger
    And the Germans killed the Jews
    And the Jews killed the Arabs
    And the Arabs killed the hostages
    And that is the news
    And is it any wonder
    That the monkey's confused
    He said Mama Mama
    The President's a fool
    Why do I have to keep reading these technical manuals
    And the Joint Chiefs of Staff
    And the brokers on Wall Street said

    Don't make us laugh
    You're a smart kid
    Time is linear
    Memory is a stranger
    History's for fools
    Man is a tool in the hands of the great God Almighty
    And they gave him command of a nuclear submarine
    And sent him back in search of the Garden of Eden


    4. Perfect Sense, part 2 (2.50)
    Can't you see
    It all makes perfect sense
    Expressed in dollars and cents
    Pounds shillings and pence
    Can't you see
    It all makes perfect sense

    Little black soul departs in perfect focus

    Hold on soldier
    Prime time fodder for the News at Nine
    Hold on, hold on soldier
    Darling is the child, warm in the bed tonight

    Marv Albert: Hi everybody I'm Marv Albert
    And welcome to our telecast
    Coming to you live from Memorial Stadium
    It's a beautiful day
    And today we expect a sensational matchup
    But first, our global anthem


    Can't you see
    It all makes perfect sense
    Expressed in dollars and cents
    Pounds shillings and pence
    Can't you see
    It all makes perfect sense

    Marv: And here come the players
    As I speak to you now the captain has his cross hairs zeroed in on the oil rig.
    It looks to me like he's going to attack.
    By the way did you know that a submarine Captain earns 200,000 dollars a year?

    Edward: That's less tax Marv.

    Marv: Yeah, less tax. Thank you Edward

    Edward: You're welcome.

    Marv: Now back to the game...he fires one...
    Yes! There goes two; both fish are running
    The rig is going into a prevent defense
    Will they make it? I don't think so.


    Can't you see
    It all makes perfect sense
    Expressed in dollars and cents
    Pounds shillings and pence
    Can't you see
    It all makes perfect sense

    Can't you see, It all makes perfect sense


    5. The Bravery Of Being Out Of Range (4.43)
    You have a natural tendency
    To squeeze off a shot
    You're good fun at parties
    You wear the right masks
    You're old but you still like a laugh in the locker room
    You can't abide change

    You're at home on the range

    You opened the suitcase
    Behind the old workings
    To show off the magnum
    You deafened the canyon
    A comfort a friend
    Only upstaged in the end
    By the Uzi machine gun
    Does the recoil remind you
    Remind you of sex
    Old man what the hell you gonna kill next
    Old timer, who you gonna kill next

    I looked over Jordan and what did I see
    Saw a U.S. Marine in a pile of debris
    I swam in your pools
    And lay under your palm trees
    I looked in the eyes of the Indian

    Who lay on the Federal Building steps
    And through the range finder over the hill
    I saw the front line boys popping their pills
    Sick of the mess they find on their desert stage
    And the bravery of being out of range
    Yeah the question is vexed
    Old man what the hell you gonna kill next
    Old timer who you gonna kill next

    Hey bartender over here
    Two more shots and two more beers
    Sir, turn up the TV sound
    The war has started on the ground

    Just love those laser guided bombs

    They're really great for righting wrongs
    You hit the target and win the game
    From bars 3,000 miles away
    3,000 miles away
    We play the game
    With the bravery of being out of range
    We zap and maim
    With the bravery of being out of range
    We strafe the train
    With the bravery of being out of range
    We gain terrain
    With the bravery of being out of range

    We play the game
    With the bravery of being out of range


    6. Late Home Tonight, part 1 (4.00)
    Standing at the window
    A farmer's wife in Oxfordshire
    Glances at the clock;
    It's nearly time for tea
    She doesn't see
    The phantom in the hedgerow dip its wings
    Doesn't hear the engine sing
    But in the cockpit's techno glow
    Behind the Ray Ban shine
    The kid from Cleveland
    In the comfort of routine
    Scans his dials and smiles
    Secure in the beauty of military life
    There is no right nor wrong
    Only tin cans and cordite and white cliffs
    And blue skies and flight, flight, flight

    The beauty of military life
    No questions only orders and flight, only flight

    What a beautiful sight in his wild blue dream
    The eternal child leafs through his war magazine
    And his kind Uncle Sam feeds ten trillion in change
    Into the total entertainment combat video game
    And up here in the stands
    The fans are going wild
    The cheerleaders flip
    When you wiggle your hip
    And we all like the bit when you take
    The jeans from the refrigerator and
    Then the bad guy gets hit

    And were you struck by the satisfying way
    The swimsuit sticks to her skin
    Like BB gun days
    When knives pierce autumn leaves
    But that's okay see the children bleed
    It'll look great on the TV

    And in Tripoli another ordinary wife
    Stares at the dripping her old man hadn't time to fix
    Too busy mixing politics and rhythm in the street below

    [Various bits in Arabic:]
    Wife: And then what! Why don't you ever help me?
    You all the time leave me alone at home and go join your

    fat friends in your endless useless discussions...
    I work for you and your family from dawn to dusk, and you don't give a damn!
    I badly need to rest, I just wish the devil's angel will soon come and take me with him...

    Crowd: God is great; God is great; God is great...
    Death, death, death to the imperialists...

    TV Commentator: ...his days are rarely spent at home....as for her,
    she stays alone, she stays alone at home...
    While all the men are out gathered at the square,
    she's left to loneliness and oblivion.



    7. Late Home Tonight, part 2 (2.13)
    Hark the wire service sing
    Clear the satellite link
    Check the fax machine
    Hold the lead story boys
    There's some great pictures coming in

    Now the pilot's heartbeat slows
    Palms dry out
    No questions only orders
    And the F-1 glides in nose-up
    Through the cloudbase and the ground crew cheers
    As he puts down his landing gear

    Hey boy you're a hero
    Take this cigar
    And back home in Cleveland

    All the papers and the local TV stations
    Will be calling your ma

    And the farmer's wife
    Shoos the cat off the chair
    She says sit down my dear
    Was the milking alright
    Our American friends are late home tonight


    8. Too Much Rope (5.47)
    When the sleigh is heavy
    And the timber wolves are getting bold
    You look at you companions
    And test the water of their friendship
    With your toe
    They significantly edge
    Closer to the gold
    Each man has his price Bob

    And yours was pretty low

    Now history is short
    The sun is just a minor star
    The poor man sells his kidneys
    In some colonial bazaar
    Que sera sera
    Is that your new Ferrari car
    Nice, but I think I'll wait for the F50

    You don't have to be a Jew
    To disapprove of murder
    Tears burn my eyes
    Moslem or Christian, Mullah or Pope
    Preacher or poet, who was it wrote
    Give any one species too much rope
    And they'll fuck it up

    And last night on TV
    A Vietnam vet
    Takes his beard and his pain

    And his alienation twenty years
    Back to Asia again
    Sees the monsters they made
    In formaldehyde floating 'round
    Meets a gook on a bike
    A good little tyke
    With the same soldier's eyes

    What does it mean
    This tear-jerking scene
    Beamed into my home
    That it moves me so much
    Why all the fuss
    It's only two humans being
    It's only two humans being
    Tears burn in my eyes
    What does it mean
    This tender TV
    This tear-jerking scene
    Beamed into my home

    And you don't have to be a Jew

    To disapprove of murder
    Tears burn my eyes
    Moslem or Christian, Mullah or Pope
    Preacher or poet, who was it wrote
    Give any one species too much rope
    And they'll fuck it up

    No! They're only children!
    Oh my God.
    It can't be. What have you done?
    They're children.
    Have ya all gone mad?



    9. What God Wants, part 2 (3.41)
    TV Evangelist: Do you believe in a better day?
    Do you have faith in a golden way?
    If you do, then we must come together this day
    Come together as one, united television audience
    Brought together by the sound of my voice
    United, united financially, united socially,
    United spiritually, and all possible ways
    Through the power of money
    And the power of your prayers...

    What God wants, God gets
    What God wants, God gets; God help us all
    What God wants, God gets

    God wants dollars
    God wants cents
    God wants pounds, shillings, and pence
    God wants guilders
    God wants kroner
    God wants Swiss francs

    And God wants French francs

    (Oui il veut des francs francais)

    God wants escudos
    God wants pesetas
    Don't send lira
    God don't want small potatoes
    God wants small towns
    God wants pain
    God wants clean up rock campaigns
    God wants widows
    God wants solutions
    God wants TV
    God wants contributions

    What God wants, God gets; God help us all
    What God wants, God gets
    What God wants, God gets; God help us all
    What God wants, God gets

    God wants silver
    God wants gold

    God wants his secret
    Never to be told
    God wants gigolos
    God wants giraffes
    God wants politics
    God wants a good laugh

    What God wants, God gets; God help us all
    What God wants, God gets

    God wants friendship
    God wants fame
    God wants credit
    God wants blame
    God wants poverty
    God wants wealth
    God wants insurance
    God wants to cover himself

    What God wants, God gets; God help us all
    What God wants, God gets
    What God wants, God gets; God help us all
    What God wants, God gets

    What God wants, God gets; God help us all
    What God wants, God gets
    What God wants, God gets; God help us all
    What God wants, God gets
    What God wants, God gets; God help us all
    What God wants...


    10. What God Wants, part 3 (4.08)
    Don't be afraid, it's only business
    The alien prophet sighed
    The vulture and the magpie
    Took the cash box from its hook
    The monkey in the corner wrote
    The figures in his book

    Crazed, the checkout lady's fingers

    Flash across the till
    The captain posts
    The menu for the day
    And in banks across the world
    Christian, Moslem, Hindu, Jew,
    And people of every
    Race, creed, color, tint, or hue
    Get down on their knees and pray
    The raccoon and the groundhog
    Neatly make up bags of change
    But the monkey in the corner
    Well he's slowly drifting out of range

    Christ, it's freezing inside
    The veteran cries
    The hyenas break cover
    And stream through the meadow
    And the fog rolls in
    To his bottle of gin

    So he picks up a stone
    That looks like a bone
    And the bullets fly
    And the rivers run dry
    And the fat girls sigh
    And the network anchor persons lie
    And the soldier's alone
    In the video zone
    But the monkey's not watching
    He's slipped out to the kitchen
    To pile the dishes
    And answer the phone

    Wait 'til the sun shines Nellie
    And the clouds are driftin' by
    We shall be happy Nellie
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    I have something madam. You find you press the book down.
    Oh yes, I know about that.
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    We were watching TV
    Watching TV

    It's fine Mama.
    Welcome to the Jukebox Jamboree.
    How's the beef?
    It's great.


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    Lost my baby there
    My yellow rose
    In her bloodstained clothes
    She was a short order pastry chef

    In a Dim Sum dive on the Yangtze tideway
    She had shiny hair
    She was the daughter of an engineer

    Won't you shed a tear
    For my yellow rose
    My yellow rose
    In her bloodstained clothes
    She had perfect breasts
    She had high hopes
    She had almond eyes
    She had yellow thighs
    She was a student of philosophy

    Won't you grieve with me
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    Shed a tear
    For her bloodstained clothes
    She had shiny hair
    She had perfect breasts
    She had high hopes
    She had almond eyes

    She had yellow thighs
    She was the daughter of an engineer

    So get out your pistols
    Get out your stones
    Get out your knives
    Cut them to the bone
    They are the lackeys of the grocer's machine
    They built the dark satanic mills
    That manufacture hell on earth
    They bought the front row seats on Calvary
    They are irrelevant to me

    And I grieve for my sister!

    People of China
    Do not forget do not forget
    The children who died for you
    Long live the Republic
    Did we do anything after this
    I've a feeling we did


    We were watching TV
    Watching TV
    We were watching TV
    Watching TV

    She wore a white bandanna
    That said freedom now
    She thought the Great Wall of China
    Would come tumbling down
    She was a student
    Her father was an engineer

    Won't you shed a tear
    For my yellow rose
    My yellow rose
    In her bloodstained clothes
    Her grandpa fought old Chiang Kai-Shek
    That no-good low-down dirty rat
    Who used to order his troops
    To fire on the women and children

    Imagine that
    Imagine that

    And in the spring of '48
    Mao Tse-Tung got quite irate
    And he kicked that old dictator Chiang
    Out of the state of China
    Chiang Kai-Shek came down in Formosa
    And they armed the island of Quemoy
    And the shells were flying across the China Sea
    And they turned Formosa into a shoe factory
    Called Taiwan

    And she is different from Cro-Magnon man
    She's different from Anne Boleyn
    She is different from the Rosenbergs
    And from the unknown Jew

    She's different from the unknown Nicaraguan
    Half superstar half victim
    She's a victor star conceptually new
    And she is different from the Dodo
    And from the Kankanbono
    She is different from the Aztec
    And from the Cherokee
    She's everybody's sister
    She's symbolic of our failure
    She's the one in fifty million
    Who can help us to be free
    Because she died on TV

    And I grieve for my sister!


    12. Three Wishes (6.50)
    Woman: I went to buy a....a gas bottle. At first I wanted
    to buy a big one, but then I hadn't got enough money,
    so I had to buy a smaller one. And I think if I bought a bigger one,
    then it would have been the way I wanted it.
    And then, er, we went down, and I put the children to bed.
    And I tidied the flat and everything. And then they were asleep
    and everything was a kind of night. I made a bed in the bathroom.
    I carried them there, and put on the gas bottle.

    But today when I think back about that,
    If God did take me, then I would've have been in hell because it wasn't right.


    Reached back for the bottle
    And rubbed against the lamp
    Genie came out smiling
    Like some Eastern tramp
    He said hey boy what's happening
    What is going on
    You can have three wishes
    If you don't take too long
    If you don't take too long

    I said well
    I wish they were all happy in the Lebanon
    Wish somebody'd help me write this song
    I wish when I was young
    My old man had not been gone
    Genie said consider it done

    Whoa, There's something in the air
    And you don't know what it is

    You see someone through a window
    Who you've just learned to miss
    And the road leads on to glory
    But you've used up your last wish
    Your last wish
    And you want her to come home
    Bring her home
    Genie said I'm sorry
    That's the way it goes
    Where the hell's the lamp sucker
    It's time for me to go
    Bye

    There's something in the air
    And you don't know what it is
    You see someone through the window
    Who you've just learned to miss
    And the road leads on to glory
    But you've used up your last wish

    Your last wish
    And you want her to come home

    Woman: I go there sometimes twice a year now, sometimes only once.
    And sometimes when I feel like crying, I just...



    13. It's A Miracle (8.30)
    Miraculous you call it babe
    You ain't seen nothing yet
    They've got Pepsi in the Andes
    They got McDonalds in Tibet
    Yosemite's been turned into
    A golf course for the Japs
    The Dead Sea is alive with rap
    Between the Tigris and Euphrates
    There's a leisure center now

    They've got all kinds of sports
    They've got Bermuda shorts
    They had sex in Pennsylvania
    A Brazilian grew a tree
    And a doctor in Manhattan
    Saved a dying man for free

    It's a miracle
    It's a miracle
    It's a miracle
    It's a miracle
    Another miracle
    By the grace of God Almighty
    And the pressures of the marketplace
    The human race has civilized itself
    It's a miracle

    We got warehouses of butter
    We got oceans of wine
    We got famine when we need it
    We got designer crime

    We got Mercedes
    We got Porsche
    Ferrari and Rolls Royce
    Yeah, we got choice
    She said meet me
    In the Garden of Gethsemene my dear
    The Lord said Peter I can see
    Your house from here
    An honest family man
    Finally reaped what he had sown
    And a farmer in Ohio has just repaid the loan

    It's a miracle
    It's a miracle
    It's a miracle
    It's a miracle
    Another miracle
    By the grace of God Almighty
    And the pressures of the marketplace
    The human race has civilized itself

    It's a miracle

    We cower in our shelters
    With our hands over our ears
    Lloyd-Webber's awful stuff
    Runs for years and years and years
    An earthquake hits the theatre
    But the operetta lingers
    Then the piano lid comes down
    And breaks his fucking fingers
    It's a miracle


    14. Amused To Death (9.08)
    Doctor, doctor what is wrong with me
    This supermarket life is getting long
    What is the heart life of a color TV
    What is the shelf life of a teenage queen

    Ooh western woman
    Ooh western girl

    News hound sniffs the air
    When Jessica Hahn goes down
    He latches on to that symbol of detachment
    Attracted by the peeling away of feeling
    The celebrity of the abused shell, the belle

    Ooh western woman
    Ooh western girl
    Ooh western woman
    Ooh western girl

    And the children on Melrose
    Strut their stuff
    Is absolute zero cold enough?
    And out in the valley warm and clean
    The little ones sit by their TV screen
    No thoughts to think

    No tears to cry
    All sucked dry
    Down to the very last breath
    Bartender what is wrong with me?
    Why am I so out of breath?
    The Captain said excuse me ma'am
    This species has amused itself to death
    Amused itself to death
    It has amused itself to death
    Amused itself to death

    We watched the tragedy unfold
    We did as we were told
    We bought and sold
    It was the greatest show on earth
    But then it was over
    We ohhed and aahed
    We drove our racing cars
    We ate our last few jars of caviar

    And somewhere out there in the stars
    A keen-eyed look-out
    Spied a flickering light
    Our last hurrah
    Our last hurrah

    And when they found our shadows
    Grouped around the TV set
    They ran down every lead
    They repeated every test
    They checked out all the data on their lists
    And then, the alien anthropologists
    Admitted they were still perplexed
    But on eliminating every other reason
    For our sad demise
    They logged the explanation left
    This species has amused itself to death

    No tears to cry, no feelings left
    This species has amused itself to death
    Amused itself to death
    Amused itself to death
    Amused itself to death
    Amused itself to death

    Alf Razzell: Years later, I saw Bill Hubbard's name on the memorial
    to the missing at Arras. And I...when I saw his name I was absolutely transfixed;
    it was as though he...he was now a human being instead of some sort of
    nightmarish memory of how I had to leave him, all those years ago.
    And I felt relieved, and ever since then I've felt happier about it,
    because always before, whenever I thought of him, I said to myself,
    'Was there something else that I could have done?'
    Put me down, put me down I'd rather die, I'd rather die, put me down.
    And that always sort of worried me.
    And having seen him, and his name in the register as you know
    in the memorials there's a little safe, there's a register in there
    with every name and seeing his name and his name on the memorial;
    it sort of lightened, lightened my...heart, if you like.

    Woman: When was it that you saw his name on the memorial?

    Alf: Ah, when I was eighty-seven, that would be the year, ninete...eighty-four, nineteen eighty-four.




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