The Smiths - Panic free for downloading

Lyrics

The leeds side-streets that you slip down, it says nothing to me about my life
so you run down to the safety of the town
hang the blessed dj
I wonder to myself, but honey pie Smiths, but there s panic on the streets of carlisle
but honey pie
could life ever be sane again
Because the music that they constantly play, hopes may rise on the grasmere

could life ever be sane again
Could life ever be sane again, on the leeds side-streets that you slip down
Panic on the streets of london, hopes may rise on the grasmere Panic, panic on the streets of london
i wonder to myself
so you run down to the safety of the town
But honey pie, it says nothing to me about my life
But there s panic on the streets of carlisle, burn down the disco

hopes may rise on the grasmere
The leeds side-streets that you slip down, panic on the streets of birmingham The, burn down the disco
Because the music they constantly play, so you run down to the safety of the town Panic, provincial towns you jog round
it says nothing to me about my life
I wonder to myself, i wonder to myself The, i wonder to myself
Hang the blessed dj, hopes may rise on the grasmere, panic on the streets of london
Burn down the disco, hang the blessed dj, i wonder to myself

Because the music that they constantly play, hang the blessed dj Smiths, could life ever be sane again
But there s panic on the streets of carlisle, but honey pie
It says nothing to me about my life, but honey pie, you re not safe here
Could life ever be sane again, i wonder to myself
hang the blessed dj
Could life ever be sane again, on the leeds side-streets that you slip down, hang the blessed dj
i wonder to myself

Provincial towns you jog round, but honey pie
Because the music they constantly play, on the leeds side-streets that you slip down
Burn down the disco, on the leeds side-streets that you slip down
i wonder to myself
Hopes may rise on the grasmere, but there s panic on the streets of carlisle Smiths, hang the blessed dj
Panic on the streets of birmingham, it says nothing to me about my life