Typewriter Torment

Gary Brooker, Keith Reid

Typewriter torment, dreadful disease
Caught it the first day I touched the keys
You wear down your fingers and churn out your pap
It eats up your life like a dose of the clap
Typewriter torment it tortures me still
If only my doctor could see that I'm ill

Typewriter fever it harries me still
If only my doctor would give me a pill

Typewriter fever gives birth to a flood
It sweeps through your body and curdles your blood
You curse and discurse but you're damned for all time
The moment your fingers give birth to a rhyme
Typewriter fever it harries me still
If only my doctor would give me a pill

Typewriter fever I'm worn to a stub
I've dumped my thesaurus and pulled out the plug
I'm rending my ribbon and bending my spool
Don't bother rewinding: I'm done with it all
But why can't my doctor just say that I'm ill?
Typewriter fever is paying his bill.

Trivia about the song Typewriter Torment by Procol Harum

When was the song “Typewriter Torment” released by Procol Harum?
The song Typewriter Torment was released in 1977, on the album “Something Magic”.
Who composed the song “Typewriter Torment” by Procol Harum?
The song “Typewriter Torment” by Procol Harum was composed by Gary Brooker, Keith Reid.

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