Sense of Life
Tuesday, 17. April 2007, 17:59:33
This looks quite like a shameful attempt to make something that can be sung before our first gig, doesn't it? All right, if I ever said this wasn't true, I was lying.He was a local shoplifter
And she was a global prostitute
One gave and the other took
One hid in shadows while the other looked... out
They had nothing in particular - but
They both saught for their sense of life
So there he goes and robs a bank
(while she) sixty-nines the bank account manager
One gave while the other took
Wo could write about that long long book
But then they met each other and
They understood they both search for their sense of life
So let's leave them alone in their quest
(With no chance to success)
And now please concentrate on manager
Whose name is frankly Frank
Frank got immediately sacked
From the very work he liked
His family promptly left
Just because of that single theft
He has nothing to do - but to
Regret how shamefully he lost his sense of life
And then they all meet in Tampa Bay
Two scoundrels together and Frank the clerk alone
Now they all gave but no, nothing rude
Because they had all understood
Though their linked jut by one crime
They found a sense of life
(That doesn't have to rhyme)
And so please meet Bonnie and Clyde
well, and Frank the driver
This tale is just about to end
Just let them all a little pretend
That they had all found the sense of life
(Post Scriptum: It doesn't rhyme anyway, even in the places where lyrics don't talk about non-rhyming. Blame that creepy faggot that wrote it.)








