The Puritan
by Blur

Album: Single Release Only (2012)
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  • Now, are we institutionalised
    By the demands of today?
    In our regalia, are we okay?
    Because the flash of a blade
    Is one less getting paid there in the lines
    And the ice and the gold
    It's just a double code, it's a paradigm

    For every little thing that fashion gives you
    Yeah

    So the puritan on a Monday morning
    Said, "Happy sad melody"
    I'm waltzing on an amazing pulse
    In a pornographic sea where an absent blade
    Is one less in parade to throw overboard
    And the ice and the gold
    Is just a double code, it's a metaphor

    For every little thing that fashion gives you
    Yeah

    I'm falling into something
    That play upon the metronome in your heart
    It's smoke and it's mirrors
    Until the auto-cue starts
    Then the dry ice comes
    And we start sucking our thumbs on the TV
    And the joy of people
    Spirited away so merrily

    It's part of every little thing
    That fashion gives you yeah

    Here we go

    La la la, la, la la la, la la la la, la la
    (Hey puritan, hey puritan)
    La la la, la, la la la, la
    (What you gonna do about it?) la la la la la
    (It's all smoke and mirrors)
    La la la, la, la la la, la
    (What you gonna do about it?) la la la la la
    (Hey puritan, hey puritan)
    La la la, la, la la la, la
    (What you gonna do about it?) la la la la la
    La la la, la, la la la, la
    (What you gonna do about it?) la la la la la
    La la la, la, la la la, la Writer/s: ALEXANDER JAMES STEVEN, ALEXANDER ROWNTREE DAVID, DAMON ALBARN, DAVID ROWNTREE, GRAHAM COXON, GRAHAM LESLIE COXON, STEVEN ALEXANDER JAMES
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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