Life’s for strangers in the city here,
Who left their birthplace wanting better pay
So many people’s faces look afeared
The mass of crowds brings on this paranoia
While Georgian buildings, beautiful, decay
Life’s an alien in the city here
From the doorways ugly faces leer
Like evil children, tantalised dismayed
Many people, nobody is near.
The birds don’t sing, sometimes I hear them jeer
They fly in circles in a bold display
Life’s as hot as Hades, living here.
My eye is dry, it lacks a single tear
While I become more static with despair
Many people, nobody who’s near.
Why can’t I be merry, like cards say?
Why do thoughts so savage my heart flay
Life is lonely in the city’s lairs
If you like kind and calmness, go elsewhere
