Glastonbury Lyrics & Chords By Nizlopi

Lyric by Luke Concannon
Performed by Nizlopi (Concannon/Parker)
I asked her as she went off to work in her thirties ball gown
What I should sit here and write Lyric around
And she said smiling what to write was easy
Write a song about mud music and me
Well Ochos De Brujo Were rockin it late last night
Flamenco Hip hop Rhythm making us all feel light
The sun Beating down on the back of my neck
But today it's just been pouring wet
But People here have lost the city from them now
Walking past each other in the rain smiling I think wow
As if one night in this field and we're washed of all the rushing
We're all country folk now laughing and singing and Hugging
Chorus
Write me a song about mud music and me
Write me a song about, this Glastonbury
Write me a song about, Mud Music and Me
Write me a song about, this Glastonbury
Then I got to wonder with her
Lie by a pond sing and kiss her
Life brings many blessings
When you least expect it it cuts your strings
And your free for that time to just be
Kiss her and let her kiss me
Going back to her Van and I wana do Rudies
But she's a lady so I just kiss on her boobies
Love our two nudies Kate you just soothe me
Score the soul goal in me like Wayne Rooney
Love
Chorus
Bridge:
Every one is there to remind ya
You are on this earth to find love
And we are all standing beside ya
You are on this earth to find love
All the times I've looked to the inner
All the time just searching for ya
Lets take this chance to remember
You are on this earth to find love
You are on this earth to find love
And round the staff camp fire Julia said
We love festival community cos our own communities are dead
That's why every year more people wana come
Community spirit is what we mean when we say I wana have fun
So what does Glastonbury teach me?
That human beings are starving for spirit and community
We need to start now to show our selves how
We can feel this change and let real freedom reign
From the dislocated violated power that's in our pain Oi!
Chorus
Bridge
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Por Débora Silva