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Lyrics: Hell On Earth (Birmingham New Street)
I went into Birmingham, it doesn't matter why
And I had to pass through a place that made me want to cry When Pinochet had passed away his soul was sent to fester In Birmingham New Street Station, it makes Hades look like Leicester It's hell on earth to be there, it's really really bad It's hell on earth to go there and I wish I never had It smells of sweat and desperation, it's dark and dank and ghastly It's staffed by souls who've lost all hope and the decor's frankly nasty The taxi rank is poorly placed, the shops are really boring The pub is crap, the loos cost cash and the signage is appalling It's hell on earth to be there, it's really really bad It's hell on earth to go there and I wish I never had It doesn't have to be this way, just look at York or Bristol Where the grandeur, for the traveller, makes changing almost blissful But New Street is a station of which nobody is proud Is it any wonder that the planners has it buried underground? It's hell on earth to be there, it's really really bad It's hell on earth to go there and I wish I never had Published by Wipe Out Music Publishing click here for notes click here for appearances |
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