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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
The Fall
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Adam Helal
Composer
Mark E. Smith
Composer
Neville Wilding
Composer
Tom Head
Composer
Julia Adamson
Composer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I lost my temper with a friend
Mocked him and treated him with rudeness
And though I try to make amends
Still I miss him, I walk a dark corridor
[Verse 2]
Woke up one morn'
Dr. Buck's letter
Of my own makin', I walk a dark corridor of my heart
[Verse 3]
Hopin' one day a door will be ajar
At least so we can recompense
Ah, betrayal of our hard-worn friendship
In vulgar and arrogant obedience
So what was untrue beneath a parlance
I open the envelope
[Verse 4]
Dr. Buck's letter
Rare welfare benefit reports
[Verse 5]
Jay McCarthy, approximately ten to fifteen days
I got down, I was depressed
It was Dr. Buck's letter
Turn the radio on
[Verse 6]
Dr. Buck's letter
Cheer myself up
Put the radio on, get the magazine out
And read about the essence of tong
[Verse 7]
Checklist, I never leave home without
One, sunglasses, I wear them all year around
I seem to need them more often, it's a habit
Music, cassettes, CD's
Three, palm pilot
It's my lifeline, I think it's my PA's compurter
She rules my diary and I download it
Four, mobile phone
Five, AMEX card
They made such a fuss about giving it to me
But I spent four times getting it turned down
I was in the realm of the essence of tong
Written by: Adam Helal, Julia Adamson, Mark E. Smith, Neville Wilding, Tom Head