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Boo Radleys, The ~ Adieu Clo-clo


Monkeys dressed in uniforms
Thinking they own the place
Threatening to break my face
Cryin' cos they won't let me in
You can't win with these guys
I wanted just to see you, wanted just to see you
Adieu clo-clo
Goodbye to you my brother
Adieu clo-clo
Goodbye to you my brother until the end
Swimming in electricity
Stand back now could you please
Come on there's nothing to see
Watching the black and white flickering
Foreign to these ears
Something always breaks you, something always breaks you
Adieu clo-clo
Goodbye to you my brother
Adieu clo-clo
Goodbye to you my brother until the end


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