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Up Here in the North of England - The Icicle Works



     
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Travelling overseas, I was accosted by a student
Who asked me where I came from, she was pretty
Children don't put smack in your veins, Lennon cut his teeth here
And the party-pooping left wing wouldn't play the Tories game
We're always in the market for an off-beat love affair
With a foreign delegation condescending for a share
Of a pressure cooker spouting steam
That threatens to unload
With a power so formidable
The Russian bear is in the woods somewhere
Televised comedians united in approval
The drama that confronts you with real people in real times
I'm only in a band because I failed my own audition
You have to see somebody suffer other than yourself
Right now, we're in a jam, we'll call you back when we get straight

'Cos Townsend's coming 'round, he understands, he won't be late
There's lots of food for thought but not a great deal on our plate
The southerners don't like us who can blame 'em
Seems we're always in the spotlight
We're always in the market for an off-beat love affair
Heseltine came up, now trees are sprouting everywhere
McDonald’s finally found us and we're folklore in Turin
We used to pull the ships in
Now we're goin' down
Look at the state we're in
Look at the state we're in
Look at the state we're in
Look at the state we're in
Look at the state we're in
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The Icicle Works is an alternative rock band which formed in Liverpool, England in 1980. The band's original lineup consisted of Ian McNabb (vocals, guitar), Chris Layhe (bass, percussion) and Chris Sharrock (drums). Layhe and Sharrock left the band in 1988, but McNabb continued the band with replacement members until 1990. McNabb reformed the band with different replacement members in 2006, but this incarnation lasted only until 2008.

Read more about The Icicle Works on Last.fm.


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