So they say you're troubled boy

Just because you like to destroy

All the things that bring the idiots joy

Well what's wrong with a little destruction?

And the cunts won't talk to you

Because you kissed Saint Rollox adieu

Because you robbed a supermarket or two

Well, who gives a damn about the prophets of Tesco?



Did I see you in a limousine

Fling out the fish and the unleavened

Turn the rich into wine

Walk on the mean

For the fallen are the virtuous among us

Walk among us

Never judge us

Yeah, we're all



So we stole and drank champagne

On the seventh seal, you said you never feel pain

I never feel pain, won't you hit me again?

I need a bit of black and blue to be a Rotation

In my blood, I felt bubbles burst

There was a flash of fist an eyebrow burst

You've a lazy laugh and a red white shirt

I fall to the floor fainting at the sight of blood



Did I see you in a limousine

Flinging out the fish and the unleavened

You turn the rich into wine

Walk on the mean

Be they Magdalene or virgin you've already been

You've already been, we've already seen

That the fallen are the virtuous among us

Walk among us

Never judge us to be



So I'm sorry if I ever resisted

I never had a doubt that you ever existed

I only have a problem when people insist on

Taking their hate and placing it on your name

So they say you're troubled boy

Just because you like to destroy

You are the word - the word is destroy

I break this bottle and think of you fondly



Did I see you in a limousine

Flinging out the fish and the unleavened

To the whore of a hostel

Or the son of a scheme

Turn the rich into wine

Walk on the mean

It's not a jag in the arm

It's a nail in the beam

On this barren Earth

You scatter your seed

Be they Magdalene or Virgin

You've already been

You've already been

We've already seen

That the fallen are the virtuous among us

Walk among us

If you judge us

We're all damned

Copyright: Universal Music Publishing Group
Writer(s): Alexander Paul Kapranos Huntley, Nicholas John McCarthy, Paul Robert Thompson, Robert Hardy