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People moving about the town upside down, you know why Little bits of coloured glass in the sky Children pushing Mummy down to the park, in a pram Look out the pavement's changing to jam See them running Now where are they going to To follow them, leads you nowhere Shout to them quickly but no one can hear you All they can do is to stare Your bowler hats are turning green Your city suits are coloured cream You, you who changed my life You made it misery, sadness reins alone Wonder why you do this, to me When I've tried so hard for you People talking to the man who's digging a hole, in his mind He's no need to worry, he's deaf and blind See the dustman doing his round in a Rolls made of glass He's gained everything because he's got class Friends are leaving me when I did everything Just as they used to behave Trying to copy them, losing my real self Floating away in a cloud Your minds have blown you out of step The rules you taught you never kept You, you who changed my life You made it misery, sadness reins alone Wonder why you do this, to me When I've tried so hard for you |
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