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Billy Bragg ~ You Woke Up My Neighbourhood


As i wait for sleep to drag me under In the evening gloom i sit and wonder The words i should have said to you The things i always meant to do The bad dreams that all came true Chorus: You woke up my neighbourhood Night after night we would row You woke up my neighbourhood Things are pretty quiet round here now When i think of how we were together I know we couldn't be like that for ever Beneath the seven sister stars The night we let it go too far I slept out in the car Chorus I remember skipping on the porch tilll it grew cold I remember feeling like i was eight years old Somersaults across the lawn Singing dancing up till dawn Every now and then we'd have a row You woke up my neighbourhood Things are pretty quiet round here now Chorus (repeat) more free lyrics

As i wait for sleep to drag me under
In the evening gloom i sit and wonder
The words i should have said to you
The things i always meant to do
The bad dreams that all came true

Chorus:
You woke up my neighbourhood
Night after night we would row
You woke up my neighbourhood
Things are pretty quiet round here now

When i think of how we were together
I know we couldn't be like that for ever
Beneath the seven sister stars
The night we let it go too far
I slept out in the car

Chorus

I remember skipping on the porch tilll it grew cold
I remember feeling like i was eight years old

Somersaults across the lawn
Singing dancing up till dawn
Every now and then we'd have a row
You woke up my neighbourhood
Things are pretty quiet round here now

Chorus (repeat)

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