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Let’s Talk About the Weather Lyrics by The Radiators From Space

Ghostown

1979

[Verse 1]
We changed the world in a cellar wine bar
Reached out and rearranged the stars
Two empty hearts on an ocean liner
Two empty bottles win a dreamer's battle
[Pre-Chorus]
Still haven’t reached the age of reason
We didn’t know we could get hung for treason
We knew the charges but never the crime
The charges haunt them like a nursery rhyme
(Win some, lose some, lonesome)
[Chorus]
Some mistake, there must be some mistake
This emptiness is more than I can take
Their laughter pierced through us and it went on forever
‘Cause all they seemed to do was talk about the weather
[Verse 2]
We changed it all though they never knew it
We tore it down and made it better
We fell in love though they never knew it
And on the seventh day we lay together
[Pre-Chorus]
Still haven’t reached the age of reason
Hey, didn’t you know you could get hung for treason?
We knew the charges but never the crime
The charges haunt us like a nursery rhyme
(Win some, lose some, lonesome)
[Chorus]
Some mistake, there must be some mistake
Fear dies hard and pride you cannot shake
We tore it down and made it better
But somehow we couldn’t change the weather
[Bridge]
(Win some, lose some, lonesome)
[Chorus]
Some mistake, there must be some mistake
This emptiness is more than I can take
We tore it down and made it better
But somehow we couldn’t change the weather
[Verse 3]
I’m a twentieth-century dreamer
And I’ve got no sense of place or time
I keep returning to the scene of the crime
You’ve got the magic but you ain’t got the style
Put on your cement coat tonight we’re on trial
[Pre-Chorus]
I still haven’t reached the age of reason
Maybe our kind of love was out of season
I couldn’t bear to see a grown man cry
The charges haunt me like a nursery rhyme
(Win some, lose some, lonesome)
[Chorus]
Some mistake, there must be some mistake
Hearts just crack they never really break
And sometimes is better than never
But it won’t be the same
So let’s talk about the weather
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The Radiators From Space

The Radiators From Space

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