Subversives Songtext
von The Lowest of the Low
Subversives Songtext
There′s something subversive about you and me
'Cause there′s a market-value on love and we're getting something for free
I don't know why, but when we′re apart something makes me want to start...
Setting fires and kicking down doors
I hope we never have to resort to dividing what is mine and what is yours
There′s something coercive about the way some people smile...
Wide open as if to say, "Come on in and browse a while."
And some time when your resistance is low
Remember that I know...
Whose your favourite Pogue
There's a place in my soul where no one else can adore you
And like the poet-soldier says, "I would spill my blood for you."
There′s nothing conclusive in this whole world
'Cause flags can change and martyrs die and there′re many towns left to burn
But somewhere between there and here, for one night, hold me near
And sing my shallow tears
And we'll drink but not to forget
But to remember instead
All our happy years
'Cause there′s a market-value on love and we're getting something for free
I don't know why, but when we′re apart something makes me want to start...
Setting fires and kicking down doors
I hope we never have to resort to dividing what is mine and what is yours
There′s something coercive about the way some people smile...
Wide open as if to say, "Come on in and browse a while."
And some time when your resistance is low
Remember that I know...
Whose your favourite Pogue
There's a place in my soul where no one else can adore you
And like the poet-soldier says, "I would spill my blood for you."
There′s nothing conclusive in this whole world
'Cause flags can change and martyrs die and there′re many towns left to burn
But somewhere between there and here, for one night, hold me near
And sing my shallow tears
And we'll drink but not to forget
But to remember instead
All our happy years
Writer(s): Ron Hawkins Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com