The Libertines - Radio America lyrics
The Libertines: Carl Barât & Pete Doherty [London, UK.]
[The Libertines - Radio America lyrics]
If I get the call
I will call across Radio America
Right across America, I will call
Yes, I will call all across Radio America
Right across America, I will call
If call I must do
To take my love, my love to you
There's a lovely young girl on aboard
Walks down here
And all across Africa, China, and Australia
I will call call you down in New Mexico
In New Brighton and Tokyo i will call
If call we must do
To take my love, my love to you
For well it may hap' that these, are they
Your happiest days oh my, good old friend
I see you chanced your arm again
You cut you arm again
Red faced president
Took afternoon tea with her majesty
The Queen and they watched old films flicker
Across the old palace movie screen
Crying, "What a shame" as she
Slipped in the rain the poor dancing girl
Well she won't dance again
And they tell me this was a transmission
To take my love, my love to you
And only to you yes, this was a transmission
To take my love, my love to you
I will call across Radio America
Right across America, I will call
Yes, I will call all across Radio America
Right across America, I will call
If call I must do
To take my love, my love to you
There's a lovely young girl on aboard
Walks down here
And all across Africa, China, and Australia
I will call call you down in New Mexico
In New Brighton and Tokyo i will call
If call we must do
To take my love, my love to you
For well it may hap' that these, are they
Your happiest days oh my, good old friend
I see you chanced your arm again
You cut you arm again
Red faced president
Took afternoon tea with her majesty
The Queen and they watched old films flicker
Across the old palace movie screen
Crying, "What a shame" as she
Slipped in the rain the poor dancing girl
Well she won't dance again
And they tell me this was a transmission
To take my love, my love to you
And only to you yes, this was a transmission
To take my love, my love to you