The Break - Russ Meyer



     
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The Break Lyrics


I need a break and I need one clean
Things are never what they seem
What seems close is so far away
You keep runnin' out of words to say
But I keep on singing anyway
'Cause I'm never goin' back there
No I'm never goin' back there
Folks don't really talk much about it anymore
'Cause it's a place with no way in it, it's a road to no way out
I'm asleep when I'm awake, can't get a break
And I'm falling out, I'm falling down again
And I'm calling out, I'm calling out to you
Yes, I'm falling out, I'm falling down again
'Cause it's a place with no way in it, it's a road to no way out
Everything ends in a heart ache, can't get a break
And I'm falling out, I'm falling down again
And I'm calling out, I'm calling out to you
Yes, I'm falling out, I'm falling down again

And I'm calling out, I'm calling out to you
No one calls much anymore
That's okay 'cause I don't use the phone
It feels better on your own
But don't get waisted every day alone
And I'm never goin' back there
I don't care, I don't want to talk much anymore
'Cause it's a place with no way in it, it's a road to no way out
Everything ends in a heart ache, can't get a break
And I'm falling out, I'm falling down again
And I'm calling out, I'm calling out to you
Yes, I'm falling out, I'm falling down again
And I'm calling out, I'm calling out to you

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From BBC Obit - "Meyer - nicknamed King Leer - produced, directed, wrote, edited and shot over 20 films, including the 1965 cult hit Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! His trademarks were violence and busty women, though by modern standards his films featured little graphic sex. His biggest success was 1970's Beyond the Valley of the Dolls, which Meyer co-wrote with film critic Roger Ebert. Born in Oakland, California in March 1922, Russell Albion Meyer got his start in film when his mother, a nurse, gave him an 8mm camera.

Read more about Russ Meyer on Last.fm.


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