Turn On The Radio
Elevator

Words and music by Eric Faulkner, Duncan Faure, Stuart Wood, and Alan Longmuir ©1979

Make an early air ride then you crash in your new car
Tripping out on Sunday when you find that you're a star
New York on Monday when you LA was fine
So you take another jet stream and get lost in your wine
Everybody wants to be somebody by nobody wants to give them the time
Down the line East 65^th Street on my mind

Turn on the radio -radio
Sing it everywhere
Turn on the radio -radio
And what do you care
Turn on the radio -radio
There's loving in the air
It's just the price you have to pay
For you ride on Saturday
Turn on the radio
The radio
It's just the price you have to pay

Well standing on the corner when catches your eye
Offers twenty twenty dollars for a twin it's on your mind
So you take another 'Lude' and you shoot another dime
'Cos you money is the power but ego's on the line
Everybody wants to be somebody
But nobody wants to give the time
To blow your mind
To satisfy your ego

Turn on the radio -radio
Sing it everywhere
Turn on the radio -radio
There's loving in the air
Turn on the radio -radio
And what do you care
The radio -the radio

Good morning, you wake up
The smoke gets into your eyes
You turn on -you listen
It's only you in disguise
But it's only the price you have to pay

Turn on the radio -radio
Sing it everywhere
And what do you care
Turn on the radio -radio
There's loving in the air
It's just the price you have to pay
For your ride on Saturday
Turn on the radio -radio
It's just the price you have to pay