Piccadilly Palare

Morrissey / Kevin Armstrong

Off the rails I was and
Off the rails
I was happy to stay
Get out of my way

On the rack I was
Easy meat, and a reasonably good buy
A reasonably good buy

The Piccadilly palare
Was just silly slang
Between me and the boys in my gang
So bona to vada, oh you
Your lovely eek and
Your lovely riah

We plied an ancient trade
Where we threw all life's
Instructions away
Exchanging lies and digs (my way)

Cause in a belted coat
Oh, I secretly knew
That I hadn't a clue
(No, no, noyou can't get there that way
Follow me)

The Piccadilly palare
Was just silly slang
Between me and the boys in my gang
Exchanging palare
You wouldn't understand
Good sons like you
Never do

A cold water room
It's not much, I know
But for now it's where I belong
Am I really doing wrong?
Around the centre of town
Is where I belong
Am I really doing wrong?

So why do you smile
When you think about Earl's Court?
But you cry when you think of all
The battles you've fought (and lost)?
It may all end tomorrow
Or it could go on forever
In which case I'm doomed
It could go on forever
In which case I'm doomed

Curiosités sur la chanson Piccadilly Palare de Morrissey

Sur quels albums la chanson “Piccadilly Palare” a-t-elle été lancée par Morrissey?
Morrissey a lancé la chanson sur les albums “Bona Drag” en 1990, “The Best of Morrisey - Suedehead” en 1997, “CD Singles, Vol. 1: 1988-1991” en 2000, “The HMV / Parlophone Singles '88-'95” en 2009, et “Bona Drag (2010)” en 2010.
Qui a composé la chanson “Piccadilly Palare” de Morrissey?
La chanson “Piccadilly Palare” de Morrissey a été composée par Morrissey et Kevin Armstrong.

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