Dance 'Til the Morning Light

There are things in my wallet I will never use
I'm the 51st member of a god awful group
Connected by rain, they said you're all the same
But I don't know, I don't know if they're telling the truth
Like a field of rice I've grown out of
An Olympian came to fill the shoes you knew
Oh who can reach the circuits that I could never twist
So now you can cross me off that god damn list
Cos there's always that someone who'll be easier on your eye
So forget the politics of living alone and just dance til the morning light
I saw you in the background the other day
On a television see some story grey
You were sat on the steps of the new courthouse
Spinning that wheel, you said you'd show me how
You chased me through a carriage on a train
But I reached the next one before you came
And I pulled out the pin between yours and mine
I kept going, you got left behind
Cos there's always that someone who'll be easier on your eye
So forget the politics of living alone and just dance til the morning light
I heard you were looking for a man to leave
But I can tell you that I'm not the one you need
I'm always three steps behind the dance and the times
Well if I can't change for you, then I won't change for me
Oh as stubborn as it is, as stubborn as I am
I can tell you that there is no pearl in this clam
Or a diamond maybe, I stole its seed
But it was only to try and get you home with me
When there's always that someone who'll be easier on your eye
So forget the politics of living alone and just dance til the morning light



Credits
Writer(s): Charles Richard Harrop Watson, Rebecca Lucy Taylor
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