Lyrics

What’s the use in having love
When we never made enough
Let the wind rattle my chains all around
When you’ve ridden out your luck
You can never make it up
With the room spinning down like the rain
Disappointed Sun would chase itself among the flowers
Through the poppies ruby gaze separates the hours
The back garden of the Sun
Where the clouds are getting drunk
And the green flash capers like a clown
Disappointed Sun would chase itself among the flowers
Through the poppies ruby gaze separates the hours
Before 40 years are gone
Will we remember where we’re from
Will the dew still wake us in the dawn
 
And the house that stands alone
It’s the saddest thing I’ve known
With my untold fortune in the wind
Magazines and credit cards gone up in a twister
No one here to notify her surviving sister
What’s the use in having love
When we never made enough
Let the wind rattle my chains all around
Let the wind rattle my chains
Let the wind rattle my chains
Let the wind rattle my chains all around
Written by: Bill Ritchie, Peter Bruntnell
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