Watch Your Step Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Ensemble video with the same singer as 'Pills and Soap,' Elvis Costello again. This one's more upbeat, but still just as paranoid. (His songs work really well for Lost; what can I say?) Lyrics: Don't say a word; don't say anything. Don't say a word; I'm not even listening. I read in the paper about their escape - They're just two bit kids from a bunch of sour grapes. You better watch your step. Watch who's knocking on your front door - Now you know that they're watching, what are you waiting for? Think you're young and original? Get out before They get to watch your step. Every day is full of fun and family spies; They're making heroes out of fall guys. They say it's good for business From Singapore to Widnes - You better watch your step. Broken noses hung up on the wall; Back-slapping drinkers cheer the heavyweight brawl, So punch drunk they don't understand at all. You better watch your step. Every night, go out full of carnival desires, End up in the closing-time choirs: When you're kicking in the car chrome, And you're drinking down the Eau de Cologne, And you're spitting out the Kodachrome. You better watch your step. Bye, I send you all my regards. You're so tough; you're so hard Listen to the hammers falling in the breaker's yard. You better watch your step.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kx8Xvf5LbrE&hl=en