Black Holes for the Young

James Dean Bradfield, Nick Jones, Sean Moore

Lots of sun for you young boy
Lots of sun for you today
Subsidize the opera forget coal
Sit around in the London smog

Cappuccinos amongst the fumes
Breathe it in and down the gym
Yes I'm on a witch hunt now
And paracetamol my only drug

You've got some black holes for the young
You won't feel it when its gone
You've got some black holes for the young
You won't know when its gone, when its gone

No sun for you young boy
It will hurt your lily white skin
I don't think it will hurt your mind
Well be the ones who will give you soul

Close enough to fill all those holes
This tenderness slipping through my fingers
Sandy sandy feet, ice cream to sleep
No more feeling that you can feel

You've got some black holes for the young
You won't feel it when its gone
You've got some black holes for the young
You won't know when its gone, when its gone

When its gone, when its gone
When its gone, when its gone
When its gone, gone

You've got some black holes for the young
You won't feel it when its gone
You've got some black holes for the young
You won't know when its gone, when its gone

Trivia about the song Black Holes for the Young by Manic Street Preachers

On which albums was the song “Black Holes for the Young” released by Manic Street Preachers?
Manic Street Preachers released the song on the albums “I Live Through These Moments Again and Again: The Duets 1992 – 2021” and “This Is My Truth, Tell Me Yours” in 1998.
Who composed the song “Black Holes for the Young” by Manic Street Preachers?
The song “Black Holes for the Young” by Manic Street Preachers was composed by James Dean Bradfield, Nick Jones, Sean Moore.

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