[00:04.39]He had a stroke at the age of 24
[00:06.58]It could have been a brilliant career
[00:07.83]Painting lines in a school that was too well known
[00:16.00]Painting lines with a friend that had gone before
[00:22.18]She challenged everyone to a fight
[00:25.36]But the people all backed down
[00:28.85]And they ran her out of town
[00:32.43]Cause she drank and swore and spoke
[00:35.98]Out of turn she was the village joke
[00:44.72]She had a stroke at the age of 24
[00:48.34]It could have been a brilliant career
[00:51.64]Getting clients to finance her strategies
[00:58.45]Filling time in on Safeways on Saturday
[01:04.69]She wears the clothes of an emperor
[01:07.56]But her paintings are a sham
[01:11.18]And they're going for a grand
[01:14.68]When the dealers come to view
[01:18.11]Do they ever see the real you?
[01:26.34]
[01:34.51]He had a stroke at the age of 24
[01:37.69]It could have been a brilliant career
[01:41.31]Selling lies to the boys with the old Dansettes
[01:48.80]Pulling the wool playing the fool it's no wonder that
[01:55.16]He is dribbling spit tonight
[01:58.16]And the one he sent away
[02:01.54]Was the only one who stayed
[02:05.16]With a spoon and a decent book
[02:08.47]And you can tell by the way she looks she is sorry and resigned
[02:15.71]As he wets himself for the final time

He had a stroke at the age of 24
It could have been a brilliant career
Painting lines in a school that was too well known
Painting lines with a friend that had gone before
She challenged everyone to a fight
But the people all backed down
And they ran her out of town
Cause she drank and swore and spoke
Out of turn she was the village joke
She had a stroke at the age of 24
It could have been a brilliant career
Getting clients to finance her strategies
Filling time in on Safeways on Saturday
She wears the clothes of an emperor
But her paintings are a sham
And they're going for a grand
When the dealers come to view
Do they ever see the real you?
He had a stroke at the age of 24
It could have been a brilliant career
Selling lies to the boys with the old Dansettes
Pulling the wool playing the fool it's no wonder that
He is dribbling spit tonight
And the one he sent away
Was the only one who stayed
With a spoon and a decent book
And you can tell by the way she looks she is sorry and resigned
As he wets himself for the final time