Bristol And Miami - The Selecter



     
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Bristol And Miami Lyrics


Cafe on the corner peeling painted sign
Water in he vinegar and it never changes to wine
Causing no fuss just smoking inside
Heavy light bursts in and the shadows rush to hideThen Bristol caught fire
Smell of burning in the air
Everybody listening to the reggae jukebox singer singingSing on, sing on
Listen to the echo of the street
Sing on, sing on
Listen to the echo of the streetFour thousand miles to the west
People only take so much
When surrounded by the best they want to reach out and touch
Miami beach hot and lazy
Sun a yellow ball of light
Hiding invisible men living in a world of white
Bristol and Miami
Where's it gonna be tomorrow
Anytime, anywhere
It's only time we borrowSun beat down, hot heavy afternoon

Hurricane swept the town, and didn't finish so soon
Black smiles thrown in the dust
Replaced by anger
White grins begin to rust when
They're looking in the face of dangerThen Miami caught fire
Smell of burning in the air
Everybody listening to the reggae jukebox singer singingSing on, sing on
Listen to the echo of the street
Sing on, sing on
Listen to the echo of the street
Black man singing in the heat of the night
Broken dreams just fly awaydy listening to the reggae jukebox singer singingSing on, sing on
Listen to the echo of the street
Sing on, sing on
Listen to the echo of the streetBlack man singing in the heat of the night
Broken dreams just fly away
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The Selecter were a British ska revival band from Coventry, formed in the late 1970s as one of the essential bands of the British ska movement. Much of what set apart The Selecter from many of the other ska bands at the time was the voice of Pauline Black. She had to disguise herself as a man in order for the band to get gigs, but once they did, there was no disguising her voice. Like other ska bands of this movement, The Selecter featured a racially mixed line up, and songs about violence, politics, marijuana, a fictional spy's theme song, James Bond, and reggae classics.

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