Trouble For Mr T
from The Lost World Of Family Yung Parts One And Two by Family Yung
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumDouble CD comprising the first two Family Yung albums – THE LOST WORLD OF FAMILY YUNG PARTS ONE AND TWO – released in Germany on the MOLOKO PLUS label. Limited number available directly from us at a special price. (Further shipments from Germany will be at their standard price of 15 Euros.) We'll post images when the CDs arrive from Germany next week.
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lyrics
TROUBLE FOR MR T
Monkey’s stretched out on the rack and now i’ve got my feelings back.
Colours that were once disguised tear through the corners of my eyes.
Even though you bring me down, i miss you when you’re not around.
That was the last thing on my mind as the man in the white coat fed the line.
I don’t know, but when i opened up my eyes there was nothing there but an empty sky.
Focus on anything being said, obliterate the noises in my head.
All of the days i gave to you, all of the nothing that came through
There’s never room to empathise once you’ve been holed and crucified.
Break the boredom, break the fear, evaluate all that you hold dear.
Know that it could all just slip away, like every second every day.
Yesterday i was a fool, i couldn’t see that i was wearing the crown jewels.
All of the time i gave to you, watching the moments slide from view.
Listing the things to carry through, questioning all that you hold true.
“i might have said you’ll pay for the wild and reckless hour, pay in the currency of sweat and shiver”.
Cold, so cold, set me free.
Yukio Yung: Vocals, keyboards, bass, vibes, sampling, brass arrangement.
Louis Burrows: Vocals, reeds.
Words and music by Terry Burrows.
Published 2022 Jung At Heart Music.
[Lynday Hull (1954-94) quoted with respect.]
Monkey’s stretched out on the rack and now i’ve got my feelings back.
Colours that were once disguised tear through the corners of my eyes.
Even though you bring me down, i miss you when you’re not around.
That was the last thing on my mind as the man in the white coat fed the line.
I don’t know, but when i opened up my eyes there was nothing there but an empty sky.
Focus on anything being said, obliterate the noises in my head.
All of the days i gave to you, all of the nothing that came through
There’s never room to empathise once you’ve been holed and crucified.
Break the boredom, break the fear, evaluate all that you hold dear.
Know that it could all just slip away, like every second every day.
Yesterday i was a fool, i couldn’t see that i was wearing the crown jewels.
All of the time i gave to you, watching the moments slide from view.
Listing the things to carry through, questioning all that you hold true.
“i might have said you’ll pay for the wild and reckless hour, pay in the currency of sweat and shiver”.
Cold, so cold, set me free.
Yukio Yung: Vocals, keyboards, bass, vibes, sampling, brass arrangement.
Louis Burrows: Vocals, reeds.
Words and music by Terry Burrows.
Published 2022 Jung At Heart Music.
[Lynday Hull (1954-94) quoted with respect.]
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from The Lost World Of Family Yung Parts One And Two,
released May 6, 2022
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