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Brian Eno ~ The Great Pretender


Monica sighed Rolled on her side She was so impressed that she just surrendered She was moved by his wheels She was just up from wales He was fuelled by her coals and he was coming to catch her Lose the sense of time Nail down the blinds And in the succulent dark there's a sense of ending Joking aside The mechanical bride Has fallen prey to the great pretender. Let me just point out discreetly Though you never learn All those tawdry late night weepies I could make you weep more cheaply As the empty moon enamels Monica with spoons and candles Bangs around without the light on Furniture to get it right on Settled in a homely fishpool Hung with little eels Often thinks that travel widens 'stay at home, the trout obliges' Monica sighed Rolled on to her side She was so impressed that she just surrendered. more free lyrics

Monica sighed
Rolled on her side
She was so impressed that she just surrendered

She was moved by his wheels
She was just up from wales
He was fuelled by her coals and he was coming to catch her

Lose the sense of time
Nail down the blinds
And in the succulent dark there's a sense of ending

Joking aside
The mechanical bride
Has fallen prey to the great pretender.

Let me just point out discreetly
Though you never learn
All those tawdry late night weepies
I could make you weep more cheaply

As the empty moon enamels
Monica with spoons and candles
Bangs around without the light on
Furniture to get it right on

Settled in a homely fishpool
Hung with little eels
Often thinks that travel widens
'stay at home, the trout obliges'

Monica sighed
Rolled on to her side
She was so impressed that she just surrendered.

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