| Song | The Last Dictator I |
| Artist | Crime & the City Solution |
| Album | Paradise Discotheque |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Adams, Bonney, Hacke, Harvey ... | |
| The Last Dictator to the station crept | |
| In tattered clothes he lay down and wept | |
| Shook his fists at all the world and hissed | |
| 'Is this it, is this it? | |
| My farewell delegation | |
| These few trees | |
| This station that is no station | |
| That is left, that is mine | |
| I could have saved you all | |
| You gave me so little time' | |
| Well the Angels who'd hung around | |
| And dreamed their dreams | |
| For eternity they'd schemed their schemes | |
| Awoke and said 'Dick, we understand you to the letter | |
| But you could have it like it was before, only better' | |
| 'Yes, I'd like that - I'd try again | |
| But will you make them bow and honor my name?' | |
| 'Oh yes, by comparison the last time will seem rather tame | |
| We'll set you up in the desert | |
| In a discotheque called Parody, that's French for paradise | |
| Like an immovable spot, rest now you've had a rough trot' | |
| The Last Dictator woke from where he'd been | |
| In a mood that was mean, he related the dream | |
| 'I'm in a very bad mood; I had a very bad dream | |
| What do you think these things mean?' | |
| 'I dreamed of an Ice Machine | |
| In the dream I dragged the machine | |
| To the remotest ends of the world | |
| From one hot spot to the next | |
| The spots being populated entirely by brown skinned babies | |
| Who while seemingly very young were in fact very old | |
| These beautiful and innocent children | |
| With their knowing eyes and their wild and neurotic dances | |
| DID NOT WANT MY ICE MACHINE' | |
| 'Yes, yes' said the Angels | |
| 'And were you displeased?' | |
| 'I was - they'd best beware, they'd best take care' | |
| Well the Angels who'd hung around and dreamed their dreams | |
| For eternity they'd schemed their schemes | |
| Clapped and said, 'Dick | |
| You are the one - you are' | |
| 'Yes I am' | |
| 'Yes you are' |
| zuo ci : Adams, Bonney, Hacke, Harvey ... | |
| The Last Dictator to the station crept | |
| In tattered clothes he lay down and wept | |
| Shook his fists at all the world and hissed | |
| ' Is this it, is this it? | |
| My farewell delegation | |
| These few trees | |
| This station that is no station | |
| That is left, that is mine | |
| I could have saved you all | |
| You gave me so little time' | |
| Well the Angels who' d hung around | |
| And dreamed their dreams | |
| For eternity they' d schemed their schemes | |
| Awoke and said ' Dick, we understand you to the letter | |
| But you could have it like it was before, only better' | |
| ' Yes, I' d like that I' d try again | |
| But will you make them bow and honor my name?' | |
| ' Oh yes, by comparison the last time will seem rather tame | |
| We' ll set you up in the desert | |
| In a discotheque called Parody, that' s French for paradise | |
| Like an immovable spot, rest now you' ve had a rough trot' | |
| The Last Dictator woke from where he' d been | |
| In a mood that was mean, he related the dream | |
| ' I' m in a very bad mood I had a very bad dream | |
| What do you think these things mean?' | |
| ' I dreamed of an Ice Machine | |
| In the dream I dragged the machine | |
| To the remotest ends of the world | |
| From one hot spot to the next | |
| The spots being populated entirely by brown skinned babies | |
| Who while seemingly very young were in fact very old | |
| These beautiful and innocent children | |
| With their knowing eyes and their wild and neurotic dances | |
| DID NOT WANT MY ICE MACHINE' | |
| ' Yes, yes' said the Angels | |
| ' And were you displeased?' | |
| ' I was they' d best beware, they' d best take care' | |
| Well the Angels who' d hung around and dreamed their dreams | |
| For eternity they' d schemed their schemes | |
| Clapped and said, ' Dick | |
| You are the one you are' | |
| ' Yes I am' | |
| ' Yes you are' |
| zuò cí : Adams, Bonney, Hacke, Harvey ... | |
| The Last Dictator to the station crept | |
| In tattered clothes he lay down and wept | |
| Shook his fists at all the world and hissed | |
| ' Is this it, is this it? | |
| My farewell delegation | |
| These few trees | |
| This station that is no station | |
| That is left, that is mine | |
| I could have saved you all | |
| You gave me so little time' | |
| Well the Angels who' d hung around | |
| And dreamed their dreams | |
| For eternity they' d schemed their schemes | |
| Awoke and said ' Dick, we understand you to the letter | |
| But you could have it like it was before, only better' | |
| ' Yes, I' d like that I' d try again | |
| But will you make them bow and honor my name?' | |
| ' Oh yes, by comparison the last time will seem rather tame | |
| We' ll set you up in the desert | |
| In a discotheque called Parody, that' s French for paradise | |
| Like an immovable spot, rest now you' ve had a rough trot' | |
| The Last Dictator woke from where he' d been | |
| In a mood that was mean, he related the dream | |
| ' I' m in a very bad mood I had a very bad dream | |
| What do you think these things mean?' | |
| ' I dreamed of an Ice Machine | |
| In the dream I dragged the machine | |
| To the remotest ends of the world | |
| From one hot spot to the next | |
| The spots being populated entirely by brown skinned babies | |
| Who while seemingly very young were in fact very old | |
| These beautiful and innocent children | |
| With their knowing eyes and their wild and neurotic dances | |
| DID NOT WANT MY ICE MACHINE' | |
| ' Yes, yes' said the Angels | |
| ' And were you displeased?' | |
| ' I was they' d best beware, they' d best take care' | |
| Well the Angels who' d hung around and dreamed their dreams | |
| For eternity they' d schemed their schemes | |
| Clapped and said, ' Dick | |
| You are the one you are' | |
| ' Yes I am' | |
| ' Yes you are' |