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Catatonia ~ Village Idiots


I found me a pulse I found me a pulse And I came to the screaming city baby I found me a pulse I bought me some clothes I bought me some clothes And I played in the screaming city baby I got given clothes We're village idiots And words tie us up in knots But it's OK I lose me some clothes And my GP upped my dose I crave acclaim not your simpering pity maybe I won't give up the ghost I'll be the hostess with the most And I won't give up my post I come alive in the screaming city baby And I won't give up the ghost But we're village idiots And the party never stops But it's OK 'Cos to struggle would be meaningless We are what we are Everyone one of us You love those disco thrills Oh you love those disco thrills Oh you really take the biscuit baby You love those disco thrills But we're village idiots And the party never stops But it's OK 'Cos to struggle would be meaningless We are what we are Everyone one of us But it's OK But it's all right But it's OK more free lyrics

I found me a pulse
I found me a pulse
And I came to the
screaming city baby
I found me a pulse

I bought me some clothes
I bought me some clothes
And I played in the
screaming city baby
I got given clothes

We're village idiots
And words tie us up in knots
But it's OK

I lose me some clothes
And my GP upped my dose
I crave acclaim not your
simpering pity maybe
I won't give up the ghost

I'll be the hostess with the most
And I won't give up my post
I come alive in the
screaming city baby
And I won't give up the ghost

But we're village idiots
And the party never stops
But it's OK

'Cos to struggle
would be meaningless
We are what we are
Everyone one of us

You love those disco thrills
Oh you love those disco thrills
Oh you really take
the biscuit baby
You love those disco thrills

But we're village idiots
And the party never stops
But it's OK

'Cos to struggle
would be meaningless
We are what we are
Everyone one of us

But it's OK
But it's all right
But it's OK

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