| Song | Europe |
| Artist | The Indelicates |
| Album | Songs For Swinging Lovers |
| I lost my teeth on the edge of a glass | |
| And it’s fun while it lasts and it lasts and it lasts | |
| I am drunken style and inherited class | |
| I am queen at the bar, I am kept for the farce | |
| And the water laps at the harbourside | |
| And these salon walls are petrified | |
| And we’re drunk on style and inherited class | |
| And these salon walls were built to last | |
| So sit with me and we’ll raise a glass | |
| To Europe | |
| I fix my eye on the turn of a thigh | |
| I could trace your life in a sneer and a sigh | |
| I am antique lace under musée glass | |
| I am grey-haired chests in push up bras | |
| And the water laps at the harborside | |
| And these cafe walls are petrified | |
| And we’re antique lace under mottled glass | |
| And these cafe walls were built to last | |
| So sit with me and we’ll raise a glass | |
| To Europe | |
| I can write my name in my father’s hand | |
| I can see your souls, I can understand | |
| I can dress myself, I can see you pass | |
| I can lick my lips I can slap your arse | |
| And the water laps at the harborside | |
| And these hatreds are petrified | |
| We can dress ourselves, we can see you pass | |
| And these hatreds were built to last | |
| So sit with me and we’ll raise a glass | |
| To Europe. | |
| And the water laps at the harborside | |
| Our violences codified | |
| We are old, perverted suicides | |
| We are condoms washed in the harbor tide | |
| So sit with me and we’ll toast the pride | |
| Of Europe | |
| Europe |
| I lost my teeth on the edge of a glass | |
| And it' s fun while it lasts and it lasts and it lasts | |
| I am drunken style and inherited class | |
| I am queen at the bar, I am kept for the farce | |
| And the water laps at the harbourside | |
| And these salon walls are petrified | |
| And we' re drunk on style and inherited class | |
| And these salon walls were built to last | |
| So sit with me and we' ll raise a glass | |
| To Europe | |
| I fix my eye on the turn of a thigh | |
| I could trace your life in a sneer and a sigh | |
| I am antique lace under musé e glass | |
| I am greyhaired chests in push up bras | |
| And the water laps at the harborside | |
| And these cafe walls are petrified | |
| And we' re antique lace under mottled glass | |
| And these cafe walls were built to last | |
| So sit with me and we' ll raise a glass | |
| To Europe | |
| I can write my name in my father' s hand | |
| I can see your souls, I can understand | |
| I can dress myself, I can see you pass | |
| I can lick my lips I can slap your arse | |
| And the water laps at the harborside | |
| And these hatreds are petrified | |
| We can dress ourselves, we can see you pass | |
| And these hatreds were built to last | |
| So sit with me and we' ll raise a glass | |
| To Europe. | |
| And the water laps at the harborside | |
| Our violences codified | |
| We are old, perverted suicides | |
| We are condoms washed in the harbor tide | |
| So sit with me and we' ll toast the pride | |
| Of Europe | |
| Europe |