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Living For Kicks
03:38
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Stood on the corner of Nelson Street
Like cats on a hot tin roof
Looking for trouble, waiting not so patiently
One pack of fags
Two left
Three people that think that they're the best
Sat on a wall, four young men have been drinking
Poor mum and dad are none the wiser
But the entire road know what they were thinking
And they don't take kindly to criticism
But they can tell you their cousin went to prison
Living for kicks
Isn't that what it's always been about?
Living for kicks
The subconscious idea that's in everyone
A boy and a girl walk down by the river
As the world seemingly circles just for the two of them
Had enough of the small talk and nervous laughter
As they intertwine hands and confess their love
She prays it ain't cheap so they can get along
Living for kicks
Isn't that what it's always been about?
Living for kicks
The subconscious idea that's in everyone
And it's that something that we all know
That has the potential to sway which way life goes
Different kinds do it different ways
But when it comes down to it we're just looking for the same old thing
And from the day that we are born
There's the question of "What do we live for?"
Living for kicks
Isn't that what it's always been about?
Living for kicks
The subconscious idea that's in everyone
Living for kicks
Isn't that what it's always been about?
Living for kicks
The finer meaning of what we do
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Time Meant Nothing To Me
03:12
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Ran round with time in my pocket
Little did I know there was a hole at the bottom
Now I can't seem to be able to afford it
Lost in the days of youthful commotions
Time meant nothing to me
Each day passing blissfully unaware
It's not like what it means to me now
As I feel the sand slipping faster through the hourglass
Last call for the young and free
You musn't be left behind
Moving on in this world is compulsory
The time will come when you've got to change your mind
Time meant nothing to me
Each day passing blissfully unaware
It's not like what it means to me now
As I feel the sand slipping faster through the hourglass
Time meant nothing to me
Each day passing blissfully unaware
It's not like what it means to me now
As I feel the sand slipping faster through the hourglass
Time meant nothing to me
But staying out until past sunset
Time meant nothing to me
But running around until we'd been everywhere
Time meant nothing to me
But walking home from school in the summers heat
Time meant nothing to me
But chasing the horizon down the street
Time meant nothing to me
Each day passing blissfully unaware
It's not like what it means to me now
As I feel the sand slipping faster through the hourglass
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Sharp Class Nottingham, UK
Sharp Class are a British power trio consisting of Oliver Orton on guitar and lead vocals, Billy Woodfield on bass guitar and Declan Mills on the drums. Their songs are grounded in realism and spattered with a sly English wit, while seamlessly merging the illustrious DNA of Punk, Soul, Power-Pop, Britpop and Rock n' Roll. ... more
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