| | A Design for Life Lyrics Artist(Band):Manic Street Preachers
Then work came and made us free But what price now for a shallow piece of dignity I wish I had a bottle Right here in my dirty face to wear the scars To show from where I came We don’t talk about love we only want to get drunk And we are not allowed to spend As we are told that this is the end A design for life x4 I wish I had a bottle Right here in my pretty face to wear the scars To show from where I came We don’t talk about love we only want to get drunk And we are not allowed to spend As we are told that this is the end A design for life x4 We don’t talk about love we only want to get drunk And we are not allowed to spend As we are told that this is the end A design for life x4 If you find some error in A Design for Life Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Thanks to grant for submitting the lyrics. Review about A Design for Life the working class | Reviewer: Hardy | 11/25/2008 I agree that the song is somewhat tragic. I think it describes how the working class is. How frustrating it is for not being the upper classes. I love how they put "libraries gave us power, then work came and made us free", to me, it seems to reflect how you studied hard, got your job, but it's not really enough. This is one of the Manics greatest. Review | Reviewer: Alex | 12/16/2004 The song itself is so tragic. Basically these people have given up on any chance on making something of their lives, so they just get drunk and think about what could have been. But the music is really lovely. Enough strings to be really effective, but they don't go overboard. A personal favorite. Review the song A Design for Life The area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of the lyrics.  Download "Manic Street Preachers" Music | |
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