Moi et mon camion (The Eviction Song) Songtext
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Moi et mon camion (The Eviction Song) Songtext
Turned out on the streets again
These evictions never end
I bare smile but it′s pretend because
The future looks bleak to me
Don't know what we′re gonna see
There's just a faint hope in the wind
I'm sitting on Whitsand Bay
I spend most days
Mapping out the sun and the shade
How lonely life can be
When you can′t settle or find peace
When you′ve a map
But you own no key
When you've out stayed every single place
No one′s got the time or space
You pack your things again
Packing up again
Moving on again
You're throwing out your deadwood again
Basques need a place
The Irish need their place
I need a place
Everybody needs a place
But when the wind blows
You must up your anchor and go
Turned out on the streets again
These evictions never end
I bare smile but it′s pretend because
The future looks bleak to me
Don't know what we′re gonna see
There's just a faint hope in the wind
Just a faint hope in wind
A faint hope in wind
Just a faint hope in wind
These evictions never end
I bare smile but it′s pretend because
The future looks bleak to me
Don't know what we′re gonna see
There's just a faint hope in the wind
I'm sitting on Whitsand Bay
I spend most days
Mapping out the sun and the shade
How lonely life can be
When you can′t settle or find peace
When you′ve a map
But you own no key
When you've out stayed every single place
No one′s got the time or space
You pack your things again
Packing up again
Moving on again
You're throwing out your deadwood again
Basques need a place
The Irish need their place
I need a place
Everybody needs a place
But when the wind blows
You must up your anchor and go
Turned out on the streets again
These evictions never end
I bare smile but it′s pretend because
The future looks bleak to me
Don't know what we′re gonna see
There's just a faint hope in the wind
Just a faint hope in wind
A faint hope in wind
Just a faint hope in wind
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