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James Reyne
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Fall Of Rome
Lyricist:James Reyne
Every morning when I wake from my bed I find I'm yawning just a-scratchin' my head I face the dawning and I feel like I'm dead I been sleeping all alone
Well, every daybreak as I wake from my sleep I find I'm aching as I drag from the deep If I were a Mustang, I'd be a junkyard heap Mirror don't lie, mirror don't lie Talk about a rolling stone
Everybody said, 'What's that sound?' Put it in a skillet and a-slap it all around And everybody said, 'I can't stay home' Still thinking 'bout the fall of Rome Still thinking 'bout the fall of Rome
Well, all these dragons are just a-draggin' me down I've been picking things up from the underground Like a trackless tram, I'm Bondi bound Sitting in the depot all alone
No purity no clear white walls Just a big stampede when the Warragul calls Times a-menacing just gnashes and mauls Where am I gonna buy it, where am I gonna buy it? Gotta give a dog a bone
Everybody said, 'What's that sound?' Put it in a skillet and a'slap it all around Find more lyrics at ※ Mojim.com And everybody said, 'I can't stay home' Still thinking 'bout the fall of Rome Still thinking 'bout the fall of Rome I've been thinking 'bout the fall of Rome
Well, I've been living a categorical lie Each last thrill the penultimate high Just one more hit before I can die Yellow teeth are snappin' all around
Well, every daybreak as I wake from my bed I find I'm aching just a-scratchin' my head If I were a Mustang I think it's gone to my head Mirror don't lie, mirror don't lie Talk about a rolling stone
Everybody said, 'What's that sound?' Put it in a skillet and a-slap it all around And everybody said, 'I can't stay home' Still thinking 'bout the fall of Rome
Everybody said, 'What's that sound?' Put it in a skillet and a-slap it all around And everybody said, 'I can't stay home' Still thinking 'bout the fall of Rome Still thinking 'bout the fall of Rome
Still thinking 'bout the fall of Rome Still thinking 'bout the fall of Rome I've been thinking 'bout the fall of Rome
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