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Lamya - Full Frontal Fridays lyrics
I sleep and dream that life is All beauty I wake and find that life is All just duty But in the days before the dilution Music Pollution Oh we positively sparkled on TV Yeah from Full Frontal Fridays To Flashback Ruby Tuesdays Same old picture in a brand new frame But the song remains the same The first time was better Playing by new rules Age-old-game - double the pressure Half the pleasure City full of windows and design Towering towers of lies To climb and climb and climb Dreams of the view View from the top Pushing for the pressure to drop Don't want to end where the mistery stops I wanne be where the Sun never sets on a city That never skips a beat Sun always shines On a set that never sleeps Sound bites Set betting our hedges Trapped in the meshes Stuck in the marshes And only time, time, time marches on From Full Frontal Fridays To Flashback Ruby Tuesdays Same old picture in a brand new frame But the song remains the same The first time was better Playing by new rules Age-old-game - double the pressure Half the pleasure From Full Frontal Fridays To Flashback Ruby Tuesdays Glossing over where you placed the blame (I hear) remember my name You'll be screaming it later Scream my name You'll remember it better when it hits ya In the shiny glow Of 90210 Before Jerry Springer The thongs, thongs And the video-ho Back before we were Tangled in drama Douching for dollars Bimbo to scholar Oh we positively sparkled on TV From Full Frontal Fridays To Flashback Ruby Tuesdays Lazy Sunday Bloody Mary Sundays Switch on make-believe Mondays always look better Gleaming in my reverie So much better sparkling on TV Sun never sets on a city That never skips a beat Sun always shines On a set that never sleeps Sound bites Set betting our hedges Trapped in the meshes Stuck in the marshes And only time, time, time marches on |
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