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Ohh, ohh, ohh |
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Why would you pay to see me in a cage? |
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And why would you pay to see me in a cage? |
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Some men call the stage |
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Listen now |
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I have gone you will know |
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I was the only one that would have gladly died |
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What was wrong in the eyes of the unwell and unwise |
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They killed a man for his giro today |
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Wasn't very game, |
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I didn't mind |
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I wasn't a money man anyway |
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They killed a man for his giro today |
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Why, would you pay |
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Why, would you pay |
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To see me in the cage |
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Just a hole across the stage |
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And know when the night has gone |
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You might say |
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I was not the only the one that would've died |
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What was wrong in the eyes of the cruel and unwise |
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And they killed a man for his giro today |
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On the off chance that you're listening to the radio |
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I thought you might like to know you broke my heart |
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You can only start to know or hedge your bets |
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And take a chance you never get again |
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All my ties, time and time |
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I keep on trying hard not to try too hard |
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When I forgive, |
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I won't forget |
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To killing time, so |
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I'm better now |
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I don't need it anymore |
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Anything that makes you, feel hate |
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Can do without hate |
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Now I believe in love |
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Now I have gone oh yeah, |
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I will pay |
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For everything you've done |
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What was wrong in the eyes of the unwell and unwise |
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They killed a man for his giro today, ohh, ohh, ohh |
