Текст (слова) песни: Everything But The Girl - The Night I Heard Caruso Sing

The highlands and the lowlands are the routes my father knows,
the holidays at Oban and the towns around Montrose,
but even as he sleeps, theyre loading bombs into the hills,
and the waters in the lochs can run deep, but never still.

Ive thought of having children, but Ive gone and changed my mind.
Its hard enough to watch the news, let alone explain it to a child,
to cast your eye cross nature, over fields of rape and corn,
and tell him without flinching not to fear where hes been born.

Then someone sat me down last night, and I heard Caruso sing.
Hes almost as good as Presley, and if I only do one thing,
Ill sing songs to my father, Ill sing songs to my child.
Its time to hold your loved ones while the chains are loose,
and the world runs wild.

But even as we speak, theyre loading bombs onto a white train.
How can we afford to ever sleep, so sound again.
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