- Votes:
- Composers:
- John Douglas
- Paul Livingston
- Frank Reader
 
- Genres:
- Rock
 
- Tags:
- 3 stars
- 97 percent pretty
- reminds me of high school
- sweet
 
- See also:
Trash Can Sinatras - Obscurity Knocks lyrics
Always at the foot
 Of the photograph
 That's me there
 Snug as a thug
 In a mugshot pose
 A foul mouthed rogue
 Owner of this corner
 And not much more
 Still these days
 I'm better placed
 To get my just rewards
 I'll pound out a tune
 And very soon
 I'll have too much to say
 And a dead stupid name
 Though I ought to be learning
 I feel like a veteran
 Of 'Oh, I like your poetry
 But I hate your poems'
 Calendars crumble
 I'm knee deep in numbers
 I've turned twenty one, I've twist
 I'm bust and wrong again
 Rubbing shoulders
 With the sheets till two
 Looking at my watch
 And I'm half past caring
 In the lap of luxury
 It comes to mind
 Is this headboard hard?
 Am I a lap behind?
 But to face doom
 In a sock stenched room
 All by myself
 Is the kind of fate
 I never contemplate
 Lots of people would cry
 Though none spring to mind
 Trash Can Sinatras - Obscurity Knocks - http://motolyrics.com/trash-can-sinatras/obscurity-knocks-lyrics.html
 Though I ought to be learning
 I feel like a veteran
 Of 'Oh, I like your poetry
 But I hate your poems'
 Calendars crumble
 I'm knee deep in numbers
 I've turned twenty one, I've twist
 I'm bust and wrong again
 Know what it's like
 To sigh at the sight
 Of the first quarter of life?
 Ever stopped to think
 And found out
 Nothing was there?
 They laugh to see such fun
 I'm playing blind man's bluff
 All by myself
 And they're chanting
 A line from a nursery rhyme
 'Ba ba bleary eyes
 Have you any idea?"
 Years of learning
 I must be a veteran
 Of 'Oh, I like your poetry
 But I hate your poems'
 And the calendar's cluttered
 With days that are numbered
 I've turned twenty one, I've twist
 I'm bust and wrong again
 Ought to be learning, twist
 I'm bust and wrong again
 Feel like a veteran, twist
 I'm bust and wrong again
 Calendar's cluttered
 With days that are numbered
 And I know what it's like
 To sigh at the sight
 Of the first quarter of life








