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Nine Horses The Banality Of Evil Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.42/10 [12 votes]Album: Snow Borne Sorrow / Original Release Date: 2005-10-13Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 7 min 59 sec
NINE HORSES
- The Banality Of Evil Lyrics / with translationsI've got me a badge
A bright shiny badge
I'm painting the crest
In yellow and blue.
I've got me a club,
An exclusive club,
It doesn't include
a place for you.
Hey........howdy neighbour
Hey........howdy neighbour
Right you are.
It's in the way that you walk
All of the changes,
All the mistakes,
It's in the demands
You constantly make...
It's in the way that you grays
All of the Laws,
Don't know when you're better off...
Or at what cost.
You've got it good.
Hey....
The banality of Evil.
Hey.... howdy neighbour..
Hey.... howdy neighbour..
Right you are.
There was a time,
Not so long ago...
I was master of everything
I surveyed...
Yes there was a time..
We did it my way...
Well do things my way.
King of the Castle
Room at the Top
Off with their heads
Chop 'em off...
The banality of Evil...
The banality of Evil...
Hey.... howdy neighbour...
I don't believe in what you believe
Your skin is flilthy
And your Gods
Don't look like Gods to me.
I want to touch you
Now that isn't right,
No that can't be right,
I want to touch you
You're leading me on... i know it.
hey....
King of the Castle
More Room at the Top
All sorts of loud men
The gloves are off...
Hey... howdy neighbour
The banality of Evil.
King of the Castle,
Room at the Top,
Off with their heads,
Chop 'em off...
The banality of Evil.
A bright shiny badge
I'm painting the crest
In yellow and blue.
I've got me a club,
An exclusive club,
It doesn't include
a place for you.
Hey........howdy neighbour
Hey........howdy neighbour
Right you are.
It's in the way that you walk
All of the changes,
All the mistakes,
It's in the demands
You constantly make...
It's in the way that you grays
All of the Laws,
Don't know when you're better off...
Or at what cost.
You've got it good.
Hey....
The banality of Evil.
Hey.... howdy neighbour..
Hey.... howdy neighbour..
Right you are.
There was a time,
Not so long ago...
I was master of everything
I surveyed...
Yes there was a time..
Well do things my way.
King of the Castle
Room at the Top
Off with their heads
Chop 'em off...
The banality of Evil...
The banality of Evil...
Hey.... howdy neighbour...
I don't believe in what you believe
Your skin is flilthy
And your Gods
Don't look like Gods to me.
I want to touch you
Now that isn't right,
No that can't be right,
I want to touch you
You're leading me on... i know it.
hey....
King of the Castle
More Room at the Top
All sorts of loud men
The gloves are off...
Hey... howdy neighbour
The banality of Evil.
King of the Castle,
Room at the Top,
Off with their heads,
Chop 'em off...
The banality of Evil.
Facts about The Banality Of Evil
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The Banality Of Evil is written by David Sylvian, Michael Bernard Friedman.
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It is first released on October 13, 2005 as part of Nine Horses's album "Snow Borne Sorrow" which includes 9 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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The Banality Of Evil falls under the genre Alternative.
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The Banality Of Evil song length is 7 minutes and 59 seconds.
Who wrote The Banality Of Evil lyrics?
The Banality Of Evil is written by David Sylvian, Michael Bernard Friedman.
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When was The Banality Of Evil released?
It is first released on October 13, 2005 as part of Nine Horses's album "Snow Borne Sorrow" which includes 9 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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Which genre is The Banality Of Evil?
The Banality Of Evil falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song The Banality Of Evil?
The Banality Of Evil song length is 7 minutes and 59 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by penndraggynnSongwriter(s): David Sylvian, Michael Bernard Friedman
Record Label(s): 2005 Exclusively licenced to Samadhisound LLC
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