John Lydon Stump Lyrics

You can never, ever make a difference
You will always, always be on the defence
Pride and race that don't make no sense
When you couldn't put sense in a sentence
Happy Days
You will condemn in me the things you love the most
could you ever, ever see the thing right through
happy days
or take, maybe an individual point of view
and just what did you ever have to say?
when i look at you, i see sweet F.A!
Old happy days are here again
you will condemn in me, the things you
love the most
you will condemn and roast the things you want the most happy days
you could never find an answer inside a book
and this can only be true because you would never look
you can stand on you head and spout the rhetoric
but the only problem you have, is forensic
happy days
you ignorant twat
you are too proud
you are too loud
and none of it originates from you
you will condemn and roast the things in me
you love the most
happy days
dont you love me
the things you love the most
happy days
dont you love me

Who wrote Stump lyrics?

Stump is written and performed by John Lydon.

When was Stump released?

Stump is first released on March 01, 1997 as part of John Lydon's album "Psycho's Path" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.

Which genre is Stump?

Stump falls under the genre Rock.

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