49th Parallel

Steve Harley

Harley

Think I'll have lines on my face when I get out of this place
So I guess I'll be ever so careful
It wouldn't help to deny, I'm well advised to comply
By the rules or be ever so tearful

I caught a vulture, he came up behind me
I put a chain on his claws
I caught another, been trying to find me
I slit a vein in his jaws
Tied the two of them up with guitar strings
Only fed them a bone
Grinned and put my hands in my pockets
To drift away to a land of my own

Think I'll have lines on my face when I get out of this place
So I guess I'll be ever so careful
It wouldn't help to deny, I'm well advised to comply
By the rules or be ever so tearful

We played a game of Cowards and Heroes
We lay the rules on the floor
But then we spoke of flowers and weirdos
It ended up in a draw
But all the time they were bound and belittled
I wouldn't let them go
I only used their heads for skittles
And drift away to a land of my own

They were begging over and over
'If we behave, can we feed ?'
I threw them pieces of clover
And said : 'Now count the leaves'
I realized it was only a battle
And went away to look for the war
My brains began to rattle
To drift away to a land of their own

Trivia about the song 49th Parallel by Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel

When was the song “49th Parallel” released by Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel?
The song 49th Parallel was released in 1975, on the album “The Best Years of Our Lives”.
Who composed the song “49th Parallel” by Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel?
The song “49th Parallel” by Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel was composed by Steve Harley.

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