CD
1. Creepin' An' A Crawlin'
2. Rumblin' Ramblin'
7"
1. Creepin' An' A Crawlin'
2. Rumblin' Ramblin'
LYRICS
Creepin' An' A Crawlin'
Creepin' an' a crawlin' through the dusty track
I was only crawlin' because I broke my back
Living like a dosshead in a rich man's house
Come and set me free, come and let me out
Though you can't see through the walls
Though you're standing tall
There ain't nothing wrong at all
I want you to believe
Limping like a lizard in and out of line
Fell down from the top and nearly broke my spine
Won't somebody help me through this torrid time
Now I'm changing colour and I'm going blind
Though you can't see through the walls
Though you're standing tall
There ain't nothing wrong at all
I want you to believe
The grass is always greener on the other side
Though you cannot see it through your greedy eyes
Every thing you had well you had to break
Now you've gone and made your last mistake
Though you can't see through the walls
Though you're standing tall
There ain't nothing wrong at all
I want you to believe
Creepin' an' a crawlin' through the dusty track
I was only crawlin' because I broke my back
Limping like a lizard in and out of line
Fell down from the top and nearly broke my spine
Though you can't see through the walls
Though you're standing tall
There ain't nothing wrong at all
I want you to believe
Rumblin' Ramblin'
I hear the train a calling me, I hear the engine and the steam
There's only one person leaving and that's me
I need to find a new world, with all the riches and the girls
You know that they say I'm a rambling man, that's me
Rumblin' ramblin' down that mountain
Railroad track I'm never coming back
There ain't enough places in the world for a ramblin' man
I'm walking through the windy beach, now I can feel the chilly breeze
You know that Sweden and Mexico looks good to me
The Captain's shouting 'all aboard' and now I'm looking to the port
You know where that Captain's sailing to suits me
Rumblin' ramblin' down that mountain
Railroad track I'm never coming back
There ain't enough places in the world for a ramblin' man
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