Who would ever want to leave
What a shame to even go
Soon the blinking on of fluoros
Will have us on the streetEverybody's happy hereI've hardly seen a fight
The music's swimming in my ear
I love the pulsing lights oh yeah
The room is more than half way filled
The night's a big success
The bands have all been dressed to kill
The third one was the best
And in the break we headed out
To drink three cans of beer
That Jeff had borrowed from his dad
He said he wouldn't care
So we rolled a racehorse
And the stars began to fall
But we didn't even look back
And the drums filed up the hall
I even had the luck to talk to you
Wendy from 3E3
She told me as she left the toiletsShe'd go around with me
We stood together at the front
Holding hands, holding hands
I couldn't leave the axeman's fingers
As he played and played and played
Now the stony lights are humming
And we're filing out the door
I hope these kind of nights keep running'Cause I'll be coming back for more and more
It was 1973 It was 1973 It was 1973
Mental As Anything is an Australian band formed in Sydney during the 1970s. Considered precursors to the Australian indie scene, they achieved international success with their hit song "Live It Up", featured in the soundtrack of the film Mr. Crocodile Dundee (1986). The song topped the Australian charts and became a classic of the new wave era. The band released several albums throughout the 1980s, including "The Mental As Anything Album" (1981) and "Get Off" (1983), which cemented their success. Other notable songs include "The Nipper", "Too Much Too Young" and "Don't Let Me Down". Mental As Anything was inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame in 2009, a testament to their impact on Australian music.
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