They dug the shade of his mop They liked the way that he spoke They flew him out of the sticks And out him up in the smoke They gave him chocolate and cheese They told him he was the next Young son to some young life Straight from the crest The way he spat at his mic His lyrics couldn't be fresher They said he'd be a superstar If he could handle the pressure After they put it to paper They took him to tea And told him just a couple changes That they wanted to see
Oh what a shame But it's easy, can't you see? What a shame That they won't ever let you be
They said his hair would be better If he coloured it black And that he wouldn't sound as harsh if he could tone it all back They dressed him up in a craze To make him look pretty They said the kids would dig If he looked like he came from the city They listened back to his cut His music was tight But if he changed a couple lyrics In the chorus it might Sound fresher than ever A radio hit And all the ladies will sing it When they get into the pit
Oh what a shame But it's easy, can't you see? What a shame That they won't ever let you be
Compositores: Evan Niall Walsh (The Strypes), Joshua Simpson Mcclorey (The Strypes), Peter James O'hanlon (The Strypes), Ross Farrelly (The Strypes) ECAD: Obra #15486327 Fonograma #5948714