Lost Weekend

Lloyd Cole / Lonnie Donegan / Nigel Clark

It took a lost weekend in a hotel in Amsterdam
and double pneumonia in a single room.
And the sickest joke was the price of the medicine.
Are you laughing at me now?
May I please laugh along with you?

This morning I woke up from a deep, unquiet sleep
with ashtray clothes and this lonelyheart`s pen
with which I wrote for you a lovesong in tattoo
upon my palm.
'Twas stolen from me when Jesus took my hand.
You see I - I wouldn't say it if I didn't mean it.
Drop me and I`ll fall to pieces so easily

I was a king bee with a head full of attitude.
Wore my heart on my sleeve like a stain
and my aim was to prove you
could remain in the marketplace.
Did i ever hey please, did you wound my knees?
you see I - I wouldn't say it if I didn't mean it.
Drop me and I`ll fall to pieces.
Yeah too easily.
There's nobody else to blame.
I hang my head in a crying shame.
There is nobody else to blame.
Nobody else 'cept my sweet self.

It took a lost weekend in a hotel in Amsterdam.
Twenty four gone years to conclude in tears
and the sickest joke was the price of the medicine.
Are you laughing at me now?
May I please laugh along?

I was a king bee with a head full of attitude.
An ashtray heart on my sleeve, wounded knees.
And my one love song was a tattoo upon my palm.
You wrote upon me when you took my hand.
You see I - I wouldn't say it if I didn't mean it.
Drop me and I`ll fall to pieces too easily.
Too easily.
Too easily.

Trivia about the song Lost Weekend by Lloyd Cole

On which albums was the song “Lost Weekend” released by Lloyd Cole?
Lloyd Cole released the song on the albums “Easy Pieces” in 1985 and “1984-1989” in 1989.
Who composed the song “Lost Weekend” by Lloyd Cole?
The song “Lost Weekend” by Lloyd Cole was composed by Lloyd Cole, Lonnie Donegan, and Nigel Clark.

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