Whoever Invented The Fishfinger歌词由Leon Rosselson演唱,出自专辑《The World Turned Upside Down: Rosselsongs 1960-2010》,下面是《Whoever Invented The Fishfinger》完整版歌词!
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作词 : Leon Rosselson
作曲 : Leon Rosselson
Whovever invented the fishfinger,
ought to be transmogrified.
Skinned mashed and boxed, into uniform blocks,
then covered in breadcrumbs from collar to socks,
and frozen and finally fried.
Because who'd do that to a fish,
finning its way through the seas,
Colours in harmony, perfectly poised,
riding its flying trapeze.
And progress, is all very well,
but not when it chops up our dreams.
And it's hard to feel, at ease in the world,
when nothing is what it seems.
Whoever invented the Daily Mail,
ought to be cut down to size.
Poped and reduced to a nauseous juice,
and dried out at flattened 'til ready for use,
Then covered in newsprint and lies.
Because who'd do that to a tree
raising its head to the sky
Rooted in centuries, telling tall tales,
breathing a green lullaby.
And progress, is all very well,
but not when it chops down our dreams.
And it's hard to feel, at ease in the world,
when nothing is what it seems.
Whoever invented the Policeman,
ought to be licked into shape.
Toughened and trained, 'til the body's a cane
'til the arms are a chain, 'til the nerves feel no pain,
'til obedience rules then encircles the brain,
With walls so he'll never escape.
Because who'd do that to a child,
jumping with joy and desire.
Floating in fantasies, drowning in dreams,
Brimming with feelings of fire.
And progress, is all very well,
but not when it locks up our dreams.
that it's hard to feel, at ease in the world,
where nothing is what it seems.