It doesn't matter who you are It doesn't matter what you do It doesn't matter what you see It only matters who you tell As long as you don't try To hide
Sometimes I feel my whole world tumbling down Sometimes I feel I've lost all hope I've found And I'm watching the days go by When there's so much on my
I think I'll paint her name in red and blue And let the colour run on me and you Watch out for imagination Watch out for imagination Oh what shall I wear
it was I was trying to say What I was trying to say And I never had privilege That's one thing I never had I never had privilege That's one thing I
There was something else I should have said. How could I say? I thought I'd said too much. And there was something else I should have known How could
Sad Mona Lisa The saddest girl I've ever known Sad Mona Lisa She lives in a world of her own Sad Mona Lisa No-one's gonna break your heart Sad Mona Lisa
Sometimes I wonder what exactly is it you want me to give? Sometimes I wonder what exactly is it you want me to show? I know I made you unhappy, so you
All my dreams are dead Buried in the ground All my dreams are dead Lost before I'm found I remember a day I wanted everything But now I'd settle for
So much tragedy etched on her face Now she sits alone in an old rocking chair, And nobody cares, in the room at the top of the stairs In her cupboard
This time there's no happy ending This time the whole thing's for real This time you've got what you wanted This time it's almost surreal And in my mind
She says she's leaving on the first train From Liverpool Street in the morning She says they've had all their chances Should have heeded her final warning
So what if it rains? What if it's raining? Where will we go? And where, where is the sun? Why won't it shine? You promised it would I don't know if I
Even when the sky is grey The sun will have the final say So take another look outside And when you think you've seen it all And when you think you've
Got an invitation to a garden party And it said that everyone would be there Famous painters, Pop Art poets and Hollywood filmstars More celebrities than
Part one: fulfilling the contractual obligations Poor people dancing in shopping centres Bargains galore on November and Sundays Raining cabbages and
