Manic Street Preachers - Lipstick Traces (A Secret History of Manic Street Preachers)

Socialist Serenade

What's the point in an education
When you have to pay for the privilege?
This side of the truth where no sun shines
They don't count the cripples and the blind

I was thinking everybody had a chance
Like a dream stretched way too far
All this time such a debt to the city
I don't know who's the real enemy

This is a socialist serenade
Yes I have money but I hate champagne
This is a socialist serenade
I can't see the past anywhere

Some greater benefit for the people
Ha, ha, ha, ha, we all believed in you
Is it about the politics of celebrity
Or endless days in the sun of Tuscany?

This is a socialist serenade
Yes I have money but I hate champagne
This is a socialist serenade
I can't see the past anywhere, anywhere

This is a socialist serenade
Yes I have money but I hate champagne
This is a socialist serenade
I can't see the past anywhere, anywhere

Change your name to New
Forget the fucking Labor

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Writer(s): Nicholas Allen Jones, Sean Anthony Moore, James Dean Bradfield
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