Look alive now everything's coming
Come around now anything goes
Take a ride round the long way to myself
I get lost down every road
I spend all day looking for a sign
I wait all week for something to find
And it takes so long just to take my time
There's too much coming into my mind
Days keep running through my head
All the things we do when I lose
I spin
Oh
It's the way it goes
There is nothing I can say
About the things we do and I use I spin
Oh
It's the way it goes
Come around now see what's doing
Stick around now see what we done
Getting lost in the thoughts racing from behindThere's too much coming and too much time
Days keep running through my head
All the things we do when I lose
I spin
Oh
It's the way it goes
There is nothing I can say
About the things we do and I use I spin
Oh
It's the way it goes
World turns the days go by
Comes round to make me try
Gets too close
The day too much on me
Oh
Nah nah nah
Nah nah nah
Spin
Oh
It's the way it goes
Nah nah nah
Nah nah nah
Spin
Oh
It's the way it goes
Johnny Marr, born John Martin Maher in Manchester in 1963, is a British guitarist and singer-songwriter. He is best known for being the lead guitarist of The Smiths during the 1980s, a period in which he helped define indie rock with his melodic riffs and innovative arrangements. After the band's disbandment, Marr collaborated with artists such as Talking Heads, Pet Shop Boys, and Modest Mouse, as well as embarking on a successful solo career. Among his most acclaimed albums are "The Messenger" (2013) and "Call the Comet" (2018). Representative tracks of his musical journey include "How Soon Is Now?", "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out", "This Charming Man" with The Smiths, and "Easy Going" and "The Right Thing Right" as a solo artist. Marr is considered one of the most influential guitarists in rock history.
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