| Song | Thick-Necked Man |
| Artist | Crash Test Dummies |
| Album | The Ghosts That Haunt Me |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Darvill | |
| We're talkin' about a thick necked man in the city | |
| Build a pub a blood and sweat | |
| Swears by god he'll stand by justice | |
| He aint stood by justice yet | |
| He get's them drunk and gets their money | |
| They cash their welfare checks for stout | |
| Now he throws them into the street | |
| He's sucked you in, he'll spit you out | |
| This money-minded s.o.b. | |
| Will not a penny lend | |
| And all i can do is pray to god | |
| He'll suffer in the end | |
| We're talkin' 'bout thick-necked man in three-piece | |
| Killing from his office desk | |
| The many places he has been | |
| And many more he'll visit yet | |
| Without his mommy's pride & kisses | |
| Without his country's confidence | |
| Without the dying man's permission | |
| Without no guilt or consequence | |
| This bloody-minded s.o.b. | |
| Has not w ound to mend | |
| And all i can do is pray to god | |
| He'll suffer in the end | |
| Now we're talkin' 'bout a thick-necked man in a fist fight | |
| Losing lots of blood | |
| It's not his night, his boss is uptight | |
| His face and name are covered in mud | |
| He watches t.v., all star wrestling | |
| Slams a six of ale | |
| Hits his wife, wrecks the car | |
| And spends the long dark night in jail | |
| Well the preacher man, he comes and asks him | |
| Does he know the mess he's in? | |
| He says he'll turn to jesus if he'll | |
| Bail him out and buy him gin |
| zuo ci : Darvill | |
| We' re talkin' about a thick necked man in the city | |
| Build a pub a blood and sweat | |
| Swears by god he' ll stand by justice | |
| He aint stood by justice yet | |
| He get' s them drunk and gets their money | |
| They cash their welfare checks for stout | |
| Now he throws them into the street | |
| He' s sucked you in, he' ll spit you out | |
| This moneyminded s. o. b. | |
| Will not a penny lend | |
| And all i can do is pray to god | |
| He' ll suffer in the end | |
| We' re talkin' ' bout thicknecked man in threepiece | |
| Killing from his office desk | |
| The many places he has been | |
| And many more he' ll visit yet | |
| Without his mommy' s pride kisses | |
| Without his country' s confidence | |
| Without the dying man' s permission | |
| Without no guilt or consequence | |
| This bloodyminded s. o. b. | |
| Has not w ound to mend | |
| And all i can do is pray to god | |
| He' ll suffer in the end | |
| Now we' re talkin' ' bout a thicknecked man in a fist fight | |
| Losing lots of blood | |
| It' s not his night, his boss is uptight | |
| His face and name are covered in mud | |
| He watches t. v., all star wrestling | |
| Slams a six of ale | |
| Hits his wife, wrecks the car | |
| And spends the long dark night in jail | |
| Well the preacher man, he comes and asks him | |
| Does he know the mess he' s in? | |
| He says he' ll turn to jesus if he' ll | |
| Bail him out and buy him gin |
| zuò cí : Darvill | |
| We' re talkin' about a thick necked man in the city | |
| Build a pub a blood and sweat | |
| Swears by god he' ll stand by justice | |
| He aint stood by justice yet | |
| He get' s them drunk and gets their money | |
| They cash their welfare checks for stout | |
| Now he throws them into the street | |
| He' s sucked you in, he' ll spit you out | |
| This moneyminded s. o. b. | |
| Will not a penny lend | |
| And all i can do is pray to god | |
| He' ll suffer in the end | |
| We' re talkin' ' bout thicknecked man in threepiece | |
| Killing from his office desk | |
| The many places he has been | |
| And many more he' ll visit yet | |
| Without his mommy' s pride kisses | |
| Without his country' s confidence | |
| Without the dying man' s permission | |
| Without no guilt or consequence | |
| This bloodyminded s. o. b. | |
| Has not w ound to mend | |
| And all i can do is pray to god | |
| He' ll suffer in the end | |
| Now we' re talkin' ' bout a thicknecked man in a fist fight | |
| Losing lots of blood | |
| It' s not his night, his boss is uptight | |
| His face and name are covered in mud | |
| He watches t. v., all star wrestling | |
| Slams a six of ale | |
| Hits his wife, wrecks the car | |
| And spends the long dark night in jail | |
| Well the preacher man, he comes and asks him | |
| Does he know the mess he' s in? | |
| He says he' ll turn to jesus if he' ll | |
| Bail him out and buy him gin |