Well, today I just feel so confused
So battered + psychically bruised
All my friends talk of Collusion, ha,
Conspiracies just add to the Confusion
Like a pig pulls a cartload of sausages
Guess I'm drawing my own conclusion
I need a car that can get me around
Far from the city-dwellers AM sound
Commuters + computers,
Yeah, I'm just on more Polluter
But the Travel-bug has got me
And the buggers all have Taught me...
That there ain't no gettin' round gettin' round
Yeah, there ain't no gettin' round gettin' round
"Phone for you"
Mother, can't you see I'm in the bath
They say that we're at war again + disappearing fast
But I need to get to London + I need to get there fast
But my car is a polluter + it's messing up my future...
Ain't there ain't go gettin' round gettin' round.
Yeah, there ain't no gettin' round gettin' round
Julian Cope (born Julian David Cope on October 21, 1957) is a Welsh singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, writer, musicologist, record producer, and antiquarian. He is known for his musical career that began in the 1970s with the post-punk band The Teardrop Explodes, of which he was the lead singer and primary songwriter. After the band's disbandment, Cope continued to release music as a solo artist, exploring genres such as psychedelic rock, indie rock, and folk music. He is also a prolific writer, with numerous books published on musical, cultural, and historical topics. Among his most famous works are "Krautrocksampler" (1995), a guide to German psychedelic music of the 1970s, and "Head-Music" (2003), an essay on the history of rock music. Cope is known for his eccentric personality and his unconventional approach to music and writing. Some of his most representative songs include "Reward", "Sleeping Sickness", and "World of Skin".
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