An open letter to the lyrical transpotter lyrics - Mansun song

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I'm writing these words like the fool that I am
Trying to say something good like the person
But it's all just a sham 'cos the writer I am not
Could say anything, you'd believe them
Just your A-typical Boy-girl-girl-boy androgynous
Play on a publican's decoy
'Cos I had to drop out 'cos the Art School was sad and
If you believe all of that you're a bigger fool than me

The lyrics aren't supposed to mean that much
They're just a vehicle for a lovely voice
They aren't supposed to mean that much

Lyrics mean nothing, don't right any wrongs
In fact I'm not having them on this
You say they mean nothing just gobbledy-gook
But just look at yourself you're not clever enough
Understanding the truth, you are so out of touch
You believe all of this, you can't see it's a spoof
Understand all the words when they don't even rhyme
And I'm losing the rhythm and the whole thing's getting wierder and wierder

They all believe me
It's all so easy now
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An open letter to the lyrical transpotter lyrics

Attack of the grey lantern album songs

released 1997 via Parlophone
1. The chad who loved me
2. Mansun's only love song
3. Taxloss
4. You, who do you hate?
5. Wide open space
6. Stripper vicar
7. Disgusting
8. She makes my nose bleed
9. Naked twister
10. Egg shaped fred
11. Dark mavis
12. An open letter to the lyrical transpotter
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check here the lyrics for An open letter to the lyrical transpotter, the 12th song of the 12 recorded for the album Attack of the grey lantern, with a total running time of , by Mansun. It was released on February 17, 1987 via Parlophone, and produced by Paul Draper, Mark Stent, Ian C.