From Kathman to San Fran By Steve Rudd

From Kathman to San Fran Round the canyon and then some Routine cheques withheld ransom I'm gonna go get 'em.. From the same toilet seat, contracting curry house blues I'm a nosy Postman Pat junkie, Orange asks 'how r u?' Noticing life's beauty on senseless death beds Smoking's not cool, diseased fool - in the heart or the head. Resuscitating a love life harder than Mike Tyson in a tank - If you've got the issues, we've got the tissues And he got the psycho skank, oh man.. TALK IS CHEAP, HALLE BUT I SCREAM KATHMANDU! VIDEO NIGHTS CHEAPER AS AN ANGEL WEEPS WOLF, BECAUSE SHE'S THROUGH WITH BALLING OVER SORROW DROWNED SECRETS, JUST COME AND TALK TO ME THEN WE'LL LEAVE THIS TOWN TOO. I can't provide, I can't provide what Every post-modern man does - I'm not Conditioned to lie.

We rule the world when we're drunk Courtesy of extra-sensory perception. At what price freedom, a cut price threesome - A boy in love with an older woman, hell As long as they're happy.. TALK IS CHEAP, HALLE BUT I SCREAM KATHMANDU! VIDEO NIGHTS CHEAPER AS AN ANGEL WEEPS WOLF, BECAUSE SHE'S THROUGH WITH BALLING OVER SORROW DROWNED SECRETS, JUST COME AND TALK TO ME THEN WE'LL LEAVE THIS TOWN TOO. I can see flying fists from a good mile off Because they always land in my direction. Living on a bit of borrowed time Crawling down the coastal road to San Francisco, go And rule the world while you're drunk - For once sober the illusion shatters. Copyright © Steve Rudd 2004

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