REVOLUTION STREET
From the EP A Murder Most Foul

V1
We put the world to rights (whoa-oh yeah)
Almost every night (whoa-oh yeah)
The world looked oh so bright (whoa-oh yeah)
Beneath the old street light (whoa-oh yeah)

CHORUS
Viva Revolution Street (x4)

V2
We heard the angels sing (whoa-oh yeah)
We could have done anything (whoa-oh yeah)
No-one could drag us down (whoa-oh yeah)
We stood on common ground (whoa-oh yeah)

CHORUS
BRIDGE
Revolution on the streets of London
Revolution on the streets of Leeds
Revolution on the streets of Glasgow
Revolution on the streets of Belfast

CHORUS

V3
We put the world to rights (whoa-oh yeah)
Almost every night (whoa-oh yeah)
We heard the Kingcrows sing (whoa-oh yeah)
We could have done anything (whoa-oh yeah)

CHORUS x2

PHIL E STINE: "A song that took fifteen years to get to its finished stage - the lyrics were written all that time ago but it took fifteen long years to get the tune that fit the words. After supporting the UK Subs in Wakefield both me and Ratbag said we needed a "Warhead"-type anthem, and one week later the song was written. The lyrics are probably the prequel to "One Of The Boys", it's about the innocence of youth, standing on the corner of the street with nothing better to do than kick about ideas for what to do when we grew up - revolution against the world."