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A Lot of Wind
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The Fall
жанры: post-punk
альбомы: Shift Work
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Desperate for entertainment So I turn my TV on There's people jumping up and down Then they have the panel on And they talk a lot of wind They talk a lot of wind Then they have the weatherman on He used to teach all our friends He talked a lot of wind He talks a lot about the wind Then they have Carl Lewis on He's got a ponytail and he's a vegan He talks a lot of wind He talks a lot about the wind I turn the tragic lantern on It's a program 'Good Morning'* It's a lot of wind They talk a lot about the wind I'm real sick and in distress I got octagonals in my eyelids From watching all that wind I get horrible horrible horrible dreams So I rang the TV line and get a lot of wind They talk a lot of wind You see them in the cafes You see them in the shops You see them on the kids programs And they talk a lot of wind All the boredom in my bones From watching a lot of wind They talk a lot about the wind They talk a lot about the wind I gotta forget about the wind Has a lot of nerve To talk a lot about the wind There's a roly-poly, roly-poly man He's got a yak haircut (gut, gut, gut) They talk a lot about the wind [ Refers to the UK mid-morning TV show "This Morning," which MES refers to again in North West Fashion Show: "Richard and Judy's [the presenters] bastard offspring!" --Ed.]
Это интересно:The Fall — британская рок-группа, основанная в 1976 году в Манчестере поэтом и автором песен Марком Э. Смитом и названная в честь романа Альбера Камю «Падение» (1956). The Fall, выпустившие в общей сложности более 80 альбомов и 40 синглов, продолжают оставаться (согласно Allmusic) одной из самых авторитетных, долговечных и творчески активных групп постпанка. Только на BBC у Джона Пила группа записывалась... продолжение
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