Bugzy Malone - Van Gogh Effect lyrics
Bugzy Malone [Aaron Davies]
[Bugzy Malone - Van Gogh Effect lyrics]
Picture the midwife pulling him
Out and he's breathing
And then handed him over to a
Mother that can't believe it
The umbilical cord gets snipped
And everyone's smiling
A beautiful moment, right?
Picture a one-bedroom flat on the
Ground floor with a drive
Picture him pulling up outside
Right under the streetlight
Imagine the baby sleeping right at
The beginning of a lifetime
What a beautiful night
Okay so his nappy needs changing
And he needs feeding
And he's just tired if he
Starts crying for no reason
But then you catch еye contact
With this beautiful creaturе
My God, what a beautiful child
Picture her telling the dad it's a
Boy and he can come visit
But the dad's already got a
Boy and his schedule's busy
Then weigh up the prospects of
Being a single parent
That's enough to blow anyone's mind
Picture a bar or a pub that's serving food
And let's just imagine love at
First sight is true flickering candle
Bottle of wine and full moon
That sounds just about right
So picture the perfect date
Driving back to her place
Open the door and the look of
Fear on the babysitter's face
She had a funny feeling and didn't wanna
Leave him in the first place
Something's not right
Imagine the screams of a baby
With a snapped leg
Did he get dropped or did he
Roll out of the bed?
Was the impact all to his leg
Or did he bump his head?
Can anybody shed some light?
So picture a school uniform
Fresh out the pack
And picture a confident young boy
Mum and a dad
And picture them driving to school
He can't wait to start what a wonderful life
But picture an old Victorian house
Broke up into two flats
He was on the top floor with a
Bowl of Nesquik watching the Rugrats
Downstairs was a very bad man who sold
A bit more than loud packs
And that's being polite
So picture the door for the flat
Upstairs getting took off it's hinges
And picture the guy from downstairs
Running in to cause injuries
And imagine the boy in the bedroom listening
What is he thinking?
Can you get traumatised at five?
Picture her stood in the telephone
Box on the phone now
She's got a big family and she's
Gonna bring big bro down
Next thing you know
A car pulls up and man jumps out
There's gonna be a fight
The boy's just sat on
The windowsill seeing everything
He watched them run in the
Flat downstairs looking menacing
Loud bangs, screams, everybody's panicking
It'd become the scene of a crime
The way that the blue lights lit
Up the streets was a picture
And the way that the paramedics were
Full of blood was messed up
Now picture the guy from downstairs
Lay on a stretcher what a terrible sight
Look, picture a van full of boxes
Full of the family belongings
On to a different chapter
Maybe some family bonding
Now they've got rid of the toxins
And an actual house with two floors
The future's looking so bright
They were driving for miles
In the blistering cold
The boy's about nine at this point
Will the story ever get told?
I guess nobody knows
As it continues to unfold
They pulled up on Bury New Road, back in 1999
Out and he's breathing
And then handed him over to a
Mother that can't believe it
The umbilical cord gets snipped
And everyone's smiling
A beautiful moment, right?
Picture a one-bedroom flat on the
Ground floor with a drive
Picture him pulling up outside
Right under the streetlight
Imagine the baby sleeping right at
The beginning of a lifetime
What a beautiful night
Okay so his nappy needs changing
And he needs feeding
And he's just tired if he
Starts crying for no reason
But then you catch еye contact
With this beautiful creaturе
My God, what a beautiful child
Picture her telling the dad it's a
Boy and he can come visit
But the dad's already got a
Boy and his schedule's busy
Then weigh up the prospects of
Being a single parent
That's enough to blow anyone's mind
Picture a bar or a pub that's serving food
And let's just imagine love at
First sight is true flickering candle
Bottle of wine and full moon
That sounds just about right
So picture the perfect date
Driving back to her place
Open the door and the look of
Fear on the babysitter's face
She had a funny feeling and didn't wanna
Leave him in the first place
Something's not right
Imagine the screams of a baby
With a snapped leg
Did he get dropped or did he
Roll out of the bed?
Was the impact all to his leg
Or did he bump his head?
Can anybody shed some light?
So picture a school uniform
Fresh out the pack
And picture a confident young boy
Mum and a dad
And picture them driving to school
He can't wait to start what a wonderful life
But picture an old Victorian house
Broke up into two flats
He was on the top floor with a
Bowl of Nesquik watching the Rugrats
Downstairs was a very bad man who sold
A bit more than loud packs
And that's being polite
So picture the door for the flat
Upstairs getting took off it's hinges
And picture the guy from downstairs
Running in to cause injuries
And imagine the boy in the bedroom listening
What is he thinking?
Can you get traumatised at five?
Picture her stood in the telephone
Box on the phone now
She's got a big family and she's
Gonna bring big bro down
Next thing you know
A car pulls up and man jumps out
There's gonna be a fight
The boy's just sat on
The windowsill seeing everything
He watched them run in the
Flat downstairs looking menacing
Loud bangs, screams, everybody's panicking
It'd become the scene of a crime
The way that the blue lights lit
Up the streets was a picture
And the way that the paramedics were
Full of blood was messed up
Now picture the guy from downstairs
Lay on a stretcher what a terrible sight
Look, picture a van full of boxes
Full of the family belongings
On to a different chapter
Maybe some family bonding
Now they've got rid of the toxins
And an actual house with two floors
The future's looking so bright
They were driving for miles
In the blistering cold
The boy's about nine at this point
Will the story ever get told?
I guess nobody knows
As it continues to unfold
They pulled up on Bury New Road, back in 1999