Schäffer the Darklord, MC Lars, Ash Tell Em - Mad Men lyrics
[Schäffer the Darklord, MC Lars, Ash Tell Em - Mad Men lyrics]
Mad men, are we really bad men?
Ladies and gentlemen
We’d like to tell you a very sad story
About capitalism in America in the 1960s
The name’s Don Draper this is my story
The pain and the dreams and
The ads and the glory
The captain of my ship
Sterling Cooper Draper Price
The hours are insane but
The benefit's are nice it’s NYC in '63
Willy Loman – hey that’s me
I live two lives as you can see
Even lied to my family
Drinking whiskey till I pass out
On my black couch
My secretary wakes me up and I’m out
I slept with one and I’ll sleep with another
Korean War vet with a prostitute mother
There's Joan and Peter, Peggy, Roger
Everyone is a problem solver
Good men? Bad men? You decide
We’re lost in America trying to get by
Mad Men, are we really bad men?
I don’t really know
But I think it’s kind of sad when
People say we're
Mad Men, are we really bad men?
I don’t really know
But I think it’s kind of sad when
People call us
I'm Roger Sterling, man about town
Booze, sex, lies, two ex-wives down
I never was faithful, I never was home
Maybe that's now why I'm all alone
(come on)
Look at me now, I'm not doing so well
Things fall apart, and the partners can tell
Despised by my daughter
Denied to be a father to Red's lovechild
I only want her when I've lost her
Lucky Strike's leaving, our best client
Begged to stay, they were non-compliant
I was quiet, I couldn't hide it
The others called me out
And I straight up denied it
Heart attack in my office
My lifestyle hit's me in the face
The firm gets sold kind of like my soul
So old, I'm gonna die in this place
We sell desire, we sell amenities
We drive consumption, we brand identities
Good men, bad men, you decide
We're lost in America, trying to get by
Mad Men, are we really bad men?
I don’t really know
But I think it’s kind of sad when
People say we're
Mad Men, are we really bad men?
I don’t really know
But I think it’s kind of sad when
People call us
Everything changes, life gets harder
Peggy is promoted, Joan makes partner
Peter's in LA, Lane Pryce is buried
Megan sings "Zou Bisou" now we're married
In a dark penthouse I drink back doubts
Roger drops acid, Sally acts out
I scare away Hershey colleagues peeved
A unanimous vote, and I'm placed on leave
Static from a black and white TV screams
Dick and Adam Whitman haunt my dreams
I've played and I've lost
Now all that I've got
An empty pack of smokes
A broken bottle of scotch
Never seen a want I couldn't sell as a need
I'm falling from a skyscraper
Picking up speed
Good men, bad men, you decide
We're lost in a America, trying to get by
Mad Men, are we really bad men?
I don’t really know
But I think it’s kind of sad when
People say we're
Mad Men, are we really bad men?
I don’t really know
But I think it’s kind of sad when
People call us
Good men, bad men, you decide
We’re lost in America, trying to get by
Lars:
This week on Mad Men
Roger Sterling does a bunch
Of horrible things
Everyone is surprised, but not that surprised
As social issues play out in the background
Ladies and gentlemen
We’d like to tell you a very sad story
About capitalism in America in the 1960s
The name’s Don Draper this is my story
The pain and the dreams and
The ads and the glory
The captain of my ship
Sterling Cooper Draper Price
The hours are insane but
The benefit's are nice it’s NYC in '63
Willy Loman – hey that’s me
I live two lives as you can see
Even lied to my family
Drinking whiskey till I pass out
On my black couch
My secretary wakes me up and I’m out
I slept with one and I’ll sleep with another
Korean War vet with a prostitute mother
There's Joan and Peter, Peggy, Roger
Everyone is a problem solver
Good men? Bad men? You decide
We’re lost in America trying to get by
Mad Men, are we really bad men?
I don’t really know
But I think it’s kind of sad when
People say we're
Mad Men, are we really bad men?
I don’t really know
But I think it’s kind of sad when
People call us
I'm Roger Sterling, man about town
Booze, sex, lies, two ex-wives down
I never was faithful, I never was home
Maybe that's now why I'm all alone
(come on)
Look at me now, I'm not doing so well
Things fall apart, and the partners can tell
Despised by my daughter
Denied to be a father to Red's lovechild
I only want her when I've lost her
Lucky Strike's leaving, our best client
Begged to stay, they were non-compliant
I was quiet, I couldn't hide it
The others called me out
And I straight up denied it
Heart attack in my office
My lifestyle hit's me in the face
The firm gets sold kind of like my soul
So old, I'm gonna die in this place
We sell desire, we sell amenities
We drive consumption, we brand identities
Good men, bad men, you decide
We're lost in America, trying to get by
Mad Men, are we really bad men?
I don’t really know
But I think it’s kind of sad when
People say we're
Mad Men, are we really bad men?
I don’t really know
But I think it’s kind of sad when
People call us
Everything changes, life gets harder
Peggy is promoted, Joan makes partner
Peter's in LA, Lane Pryce is buried
Megan sings "Zou Bisou" now we're married
In a dark penthouse I drink back doubts
Roger drops acid, Sally acts out
I scare away Hershey colleagues peeved
A unanimous vote, and I'm placed on leave
Static from a black and white TV screams
Dick and Adam Whitman haunt my dreams
I've played and I've lost
Now all that I've got
An empty pack of smokes
A broken bottle of scotch
Never seen a want I couldn't sell as a need
I'm falling from a skyscraper
Picking up speed
Good men, bad men, you decide
We're lost in a America, trying to get by
Mad Men, are we really bad men?
I don’t really know
But I think it’s kind of sad when
People say we're
Mad Men, are we really bad men?
I don’t really know
But I think it’s kind of sad when
People call us
Good men, bad men, you decide
We’re lost in America, trying to get by
Lars:
This week on Mad Men
Roger Sterling does a bunch
Of horrible things
Everyone is surprised, but not that surprised
As social issues play out in the background