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You're In A Bad WayLyrics[intro sample (on album):] Of course London's a big place. It's a very big place, Mr Shadrack. A man could lose himself in London. Lose himself. Lose himself. Lose himself in London! Toast is burned, / and your coffee's cold, / and you leave all the post `cause it's nothing but bills again. / Home from work, / put the TV on. / Get your kicks watching Bruce on the old Generation Game / Just dial my number, / I've got some plans for you. / You're in a bad way / and I can help you through. / You're in a bad way, / every day is just the same. / Just dial my number / or call my name. / Jeans are old / and your hair's all wrong / Don't you know that crew-cuts and trainers are out again? / Going out / you're feeling low / Running for cover, it looks like it's going to rain. / (What a shame.) / Just dial my number, / I've got some plans for you. / You're in a bad way / and I can help you through. / You're in a bad way, / every day seems just the same. / Just dial my number / or call my name. / Just dial my number, / I've got some plans for you. / You're in a bad way / and I can help you through. / You're in a bad way, / every day seems just the same. / Just dial my number / or call my name. / You're in a bad way, / (you're in a bad way.) / You're in a bad way, / (you're in a bad way.) / You're in a bad way, / (you're in a bad way.) / You're in a bad way, / (you're in a bad way.) / Yeah. Credits
ReferencesThe "Mr Shadrack" sample comes from the film Billy Liar.Bruce Forsyth used to host a BBC TV game show, The Generation Game, in which each competing team was a pair of people from different generations of the same family. It started with a legendary "Nice to see you - to see you? Nice" and ended with an equally legendary conveyor belt sequence including a cuddly toy, and a "Didn't he do well?" TriviaThis was originally intended to be a "throwaway b-side" to a single called Everlasting which has never seen the light of day. Bob Stanley says We played You're In A Bad Way to Creation and they said, you've gotta stick that out as a single. It's pretty cheesy. It's meant to sound like Herman's Hermits, a joke song - which ended up being our biggest hit. A millstone. Here's the band talking about the track, shamelessly pinched from Melody Maker: Sarah: Versions and sources
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