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Touching the Untouchables - Men at Work



     
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Hello to you, my sweet young friends
Have you got money perhaps you could lend?
I wash my leather face in the afternoon sun
My shirt's turn my time's near doneTouching the untouchables but they don't know
Respect the disrespectable's, but in the end you know
You turn away, what can I say?Spend my nights in the telephone booth
I make sure I leave the phone off the hook
There are no Jones' and I pay no rent
I have to stand straight because my back's so bent
Tell my secretary I ain't takin' any calls,
And if you want to find me, just ask the boys
Down at the wall that's where I'll beOh
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh ohPark bench and cigarettes
Can you help me get off this fence?
Can't you see, I'm just an old man
Tryin' hard, do what I canTouching the untouchables but they don't know
Respect the disrespectable's, but in the end you know
You turn away, what can I say?

You'll never, never know
You'll never know
Songwriters
STRYKERT, RON/HAY, COLIN JAMES /Published by
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Men at Work are a rock band which formed in Melbourne, Australia in 1979. The band's best known lineup consisted of Colin Hay (vocals, guitar), Ron Strykert (guitar, vocals), John Rees (bass), Greg Ham (saxophone, flute, keyboards), and Jerry Speiser (drums). The band is best known their worldwide hit singles "Who Can It Be Now?", "Down Under" and "Overkill", and released three albums - "Business as Usual" (1981), "Cargo" (1983) and "Two Hearts" (1985) - before disbanding in 1985.

Read more about Men at Work on Last.fm.


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