WHIPPING BOY – We Don’t Need Nobody Else (Late Late Show)

WHIPPING BOY – We Don’t Need Nobody Else (Late Late Show) from ireland

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  1. This is brilliant. People hadn’t a clue what to think.

    I absolutely love McKee’s lyrics. They’re another level.

  2. In the morning I am a recluse, lost in memories

    Ideal situations and convulsions

    I’m never in and I can’t remember

    They built portholes for Bono, so he could gaze

    Out across the bay and sing about mountains

    Maybe. You are what you own in this land

    You can be King and it all depends on the view and what you can see

    And around here nobody tells me what to do anymore

    We don’t need nobody else

    We don’t need nobody else

    We don’t need nobody else

    We don’t need nobody else

    Why say words that I do not mean

    They only serve to amuse, ridicule and destroy,

    Hardly ever to teach

    I hit you for the first time today

    I didn’t mean it

    It just happened

    You wouldn’t let me go to the phone,

    You wanted to make love and I did not

    Now I know the distance between us

    Christ we weren’t even fighting, I was just annoyed

    Silence and you started to cry, that really hurt

    You said, yeah and you thought you knew me

    We don’t need nobody else

    We don’t need nobody else

    Just you and me

    Just you and me

    Consider this as the wine takes hold

    And sinks into your veins

    I try to force it but it’s not there

    Love gives you comfort

    And comfort makes you dim

    She’s in the kitchen

    Putting beads in her hair

    It all came out tonight

    The queen of drugs broke down and cried

    ‘Cause she’d been shagging her best friends guy

    She knew the form, she knew the lie

    She wasn’t shy and she refused to try

    That’s why I’m gazing out of portholes

    And I’m wondering why

    We don’t need nobody else

    We don’t need nobody else

    Just you and me

  3. Christ don’t you miss when Gaybo and the LL could deliver a richly deserved kick to the bollocks of Irish society on a Saturday or Friday night. That was phenomenal. Thanks OP.

  4. I saw them in the dome in Tralee about 25 years ago. They were a glorious drunken shambles. McKee was an awful singer live though.

  5. That was one of the big albums in school alright. I love that my parents would have seen this at the time – they never missed an episode of the Late Late.

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