Watch the skies for signs or planes
Same old bad news again today
Just a thousand ways to make torture sound polite
From H. Block to Springbok
Tell me when does the beating stop
I'm not prepared to just sit
and watch again tonight
Here it comes
Here it comes
Here it comes
We have a dream
There's no use fighting it
Burning burning bright
Dreams can come true
If you put your mind to it
And you've been tucked up alright
It's burning burning bright
Oh don't put out the lights
From Moscow to Monterey
Maine to Mexico
it's hard to hear what the people say
It's like they've one foot in their mouoths
And the other in their graves
From H. Block to Springbok
Tell me when do the beating stop?
Are you prepared to just stand
and watch again tonight?
Here it comes
Here it comes
Here it comes
We have a dream
There's no use fighting it
Burning burning bright
Dreams can come true
If you put your mind to it
And you've been tucked up alright
Burning burrrrnnning bright
Here it comes
Here it comes
Here it comes
We have a dream
There's no use fighting it
It's burning burning bright
Dreams can come true
If you put your mind to it
And you've been tucked up alright
You're burning burning bright
So don't put out the lights!
General Public was a British rock band formed in 1984 by Dave Wakeling and Ranking Roger, the vocalist and rapper of The Beat respectively. Their musical style was a fusion of ska, reggae and rock, with influences from pop and dance. General Public achieved international success with albums like "General Public" (1985) and "Hand to Mouth" (1987), which produced popular singles such as "Never You Done Me Wrong", "I'm the One", and "Think About It". The group disbanded in 1990, but Wakeling continued to release music under the name General Public.
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