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Song DescriptionRock ballad about a man's desire to be with a woman that fuses the personal and global. Perfect for a male character who loves a woman and sees their relationship in the context of larger political realities.
Lyrics
I don't want no peace of mind anyway
And I don't want the keys to Mandalay
I don't want no symphony, no infamy, no empathy
And I don't want no canopy, no vanity, nobility
I just long to be
In your sweet company
I see it all comes down to give and take
If something doesn't budge soon there's gonna be a big earthquake
Now I don't mind making the sacrifice
To activize the last device
I think that it is possible
The bridge ahead is crossable
If we just lift up our eyes
From the floorboard to the skies
I just want to be
In your sweet company
I don't know if you should leave or stay
But I don't think we can carry on this way
Now I don't want no Vietnam, no Kingdom Come, no Will be done
And I don't want San Salvador, no Rambo war, can't stand no more
I just want to see
The real enemy
And I just want to be
In your sweet company
And I don't want no peace of mind anyway
And I don't want the keys to Mandalay
Now I don't mind making the sacrifice
To activize the last device
I think that it is possible
The bridge ahead is crossable
Now I don't want no Vietnam, no Kingdom Come, no Will be done
And I don't want San Salvador, no Rambo war, can't stand no more
And I just long to be
In your sweet company
Song Length
3:57
Genre
Rock - Classic
Lead Vocal
Male Vocal
| Lyric Credits |
Gregg Eisenberg |
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| Music Credits |
Gregg Eisenberg |
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| Producer Credits |
Gregg Eisenberg |
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