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Charlatans Uk ~ You're Not Very Well


There's that house where i used to live Here comes that man, christ, he gives me a headache I don't like all these sharks in the city They don't do much for me anyway You're not very well are____ You? There's that car that i used to swerve This town traffic is knocking me over You never knew so you never ask There's more to me and i'll show it if you, you say You're not very well are____ You? One step forward into mine Faking pictures and opening doorways There's only one i insist upon And you take two 'cause it's easy for you You're not very well are____ You? You know where i'm coming from So won't you get me there? You're so ashamed, You're so far away Intervene and you privatise Health is health and i don't know about it So why don't you leave us lot alone You're so selfish, you'll do it on your own You're not very well are You? You're not very well are you, are you? more free lyrics

There's that house where i used to live
Here comes that man, christ, he gives me a headache
I don't like all these sharks in the city
They don't do much for me anyway
You're not very well are____
You?
There's that car that i used to swerve
This town traffic is knocking me over
You never knew so you never ask
There's more to me and i'll show it if you, you say
You're not very well are____
You?
One step forward into mine
Faking pictures and opening doorways
There's only one i insist upon
And you take two 'cause it's easy for you
You're not very well are____
You?
You know where i'm coming from
So won't you get me there?
You're so ashamed,
You're so far away
Intervene and you privatise
Health is health and i don't know about it
So why don't you leave us lot alone
You're so selfish, you'll do it on your own
You're not very well are
You?
You're not very well are you, are you?

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