Drug-Stabbing Time

JOE STRUMMER, MICK JONES, PAUL SIMONON, TOPPER HEADON

Drug stabbing time
Well I got working on the Ford line
A paying off the big fine
Drug stabbin' time

Drug stabbin' time
Is from nine to nine
Nobody wants a user
Nobody needs a loser
So kick him out that door
An' don't answer it no more

Drug stabbin' time
It's a Greenwich Mean Time
Your friends all hate each other you think
You've got another
But who's at the door?
Don't answer it no more

Drug stabbin' time
In a bedroom crime
There's a tape recording on a telephone line
An' it's ringin' from the floor
So don't answer it no more

Now I was lying in my room
It was raining drugs all afternoon
I hear this car pull up outside
Comes to a stop like, skreeee

Someone's in a hurry
'N someone better worry
'Cos these four guys all had on their feet
A pair of black shoes shining and neat
I thinks

Black shoes on
No that's bad news
Here they come charging up the stairs alright
Sonny just tell us where

Drug stabbin' time
Don't ask me mate
Working on the ford line
Paying off the big fine
Drug stabbin' time

Trivia about the song Drug-Stabbing Time by The Clash

On which albums was the song “Drug-Stabbing Time” released by The Clash?
The Clash released the song on the albums “Give 'Em Enough Rope” in 1978, “From Here To Eternity - Live” in 1999, and “Sound System” in 2013.
Who composed the song “Drug-Stabbing Time” by The Clash?
The song “Drug-Stabbing Time” by The Clash was composed by JOE STRUMMER, MICK JONES, PAUL SIMONON, TOPPER HEADON.

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