I always thought that I knew I'd always have the right to Be living in the kingdom of the good and true and so on but now I think how I was wrong And you were laughing along
And now I look a fool for thinking you were on, my side
Is it any wonder I'm tired Is it any wonder that I feel uptight Is it any wonder I don't know
what's right Sometimes It's hard to know where I stand It's hard to know where I am
Well maybe it's a puzzle I don't understand
But sometimes I get the feeling that I'm Stranded in the wrong time
Where love is just a lyric in a children's rhyme, a soundbite
Is it any wonder that I'm tired Is it any wonder that I feel uptight is it any wonder I don't know what's right oh, these days After all the misery you made Is it any wonder that I feel afraid
Is it any wonder that I feel betrayed
Nothing left inside this old cathedral Just the sad lonely spires How do you make it right
but you try Is it any wonder I'm tired Is it any wonder that I feel uptight Is it any wonder I don't know what's right oh, these days After all the misery you made Is it any wonder that I feel afraid Is it any wonder that I feel betrayed (sing365)
| “ | It's probably the one song on the record that most expresses our dismay and confusion about what it means to be a British citizen, in terms of what our society's contributing to the world at large," Rice-Oxley explains. "It's very hard to make sense of why Britain feels it needs to sign up with George Bush's attacks on Iraq and the whole Afghanistan thing. It feels like there's a whole lot of trouble brewing up over Iran, and you just don't know where it's going to end. On a personal level, for people of our age, it's really unsettling... (wikipedia) |
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