Auto-Intoxication

JAMES BRADFIELD, NICHOLAS JONES, SEAN MOORE

The more I want to be me, the less I know myself
The living left to die, while ghosts are brought to life

Welcome to these slave trades
Drained of delusion and buried in debt
How the hell do we find each other suffering auto intoxication

But disaster isn't coming, it's already arrived
I am so lucky, I think that I survived

I am what I am, my body belongs to me
My work will set me free and fulfill my dreams
A new economy embraces the ruins
It makes us strong and soothes our fears

Welcome to these slave trades
Drained of delusion and buried in debt
How the hell do we find each other suffering auto intoxication

But disaster isn't coming, it's already arrived
I am so lucky, I think that I survived

Trivia about the song Auto-Intoxication by Manic Street Preachers

When was the song “Auto-Intoxication” released by Manic Street Preachers?
The song Auto-Intoxication was released in 2010, on the album “Postcards from a Young Man”.
Who composed the song “Auto-Intoxication” by Manic Street Preachers?
The song “Auto-Intoxication” by Manic Street Preachers was composed by JAMES BRADFIELD, NICHOLAS JONES, SEAN MOORE.

Most popular songs of Manic Street Preachers

Other artists of Indie rock