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Boy George ~ Sold


Last night my mother said to me I'm sick of making history There's got to be a better way But we've got all these bills to pay And they ain't just gonna go away Like a factory - about to be shut down Another factory - about to be shut down Sold - did you hear it? - i'm sold Sold - did you hear it? - i'm sold Sold - did you hear it? - i'm sold You're gonna like this one, you're gonna like this one I do See if mr. botha was a man He'd tip the hat, he'd pass the can But he don't talk for you and me I saw him on the bbc His eyes looked like a factory About to be shut down His eyes looked like a factory With the lights out - about to be shut down Sold - did you hear it? - i'm sold Sold - did you hear it? - i'm sold Sold - did you hear it? - i'm sold Last night my mother said to me I'm sick of making history There's got to be a better way For you to be Last night my mother said to me When you grow up what will you be If not the white minority At least protect me I'm not a factory about to be shut down Sold - did you hear it? - i'm sold Sold - did you hear it? - i'm sold Sold - did you hear it? - i'm sold Sold - there's got to be a better way than this more free lyrics

Last night my mother said to me
I'm sick of making history
There's got to be a better way
But we've got all these bills to pay
And they ain't just gonna go away
Like a factory - about to be shut down
Another factory - about to be shut down

Sold - did you hear it? - i'm sold
Sold - did you hear it? - i'm sold
Sold - did you hear it? - i'm sold

You're gonna like this one, you're gonna like this one
I do
See if mr. botha was a man
He'd tip the hat, he'd pass the can
But he don't talk for you and me
I saw him on the bbc
His eyes looked like a factory
About to be shut down
His eyes looked like a factory
With the lights out - about to be shut down

Sold - did you hear it? - i'm sold
Sold - did you hear it? - i'm sold
Sold - did you hear it? - i'm sold

Last night my mother said to me
I'm sick of making history
There's got to be a better way
For you to be
Last night my mother said to me
When you grow up what will you be
If not the white minority
At least protect me
I'm not a factory about to be shut down

Sold - did you hear it? - i'm sold
Sold - did you hear it? - i'm sold
Sold - did you hear it? - i'm sold

Sold - there's got to be a better way than this

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