Megalomania (Radio Edit)-David Lemaitre

Megalomania (Radio Edit) - David Lemaitre rushing for the fast train stuck in the fast lane always in a hurry are they calling your last name? loose the laces step out of your boots hungry for the headlines making the deadlines nobody remembers where we buried the land mines cruel, they're all covered up with feathers and glue the more, the more you're feeding this illusion we need a revolution a pigeon in the basket a nail in the casket go to Copenhagen baby try to relax it's true you know the bruise is getting bigger than you the lovers on the sidewalk talk with the nighthawks seven politicians that are walking a dead dog choose to call for elections and lose and the more, the more we're feeding this illusion whatever you feel when you look in the mirror you're building up a house of cards there is a strong wind blowing on the street outside and napoleon is looking for a place to hide wherever i go there's a crack in the pavement faces with chameleon smiles we're big, big stars in a one man show can't you feel the cold heavy hearted bastards look at your passport they forgot that Dylan will be striking the last chord soon there must be 700 ways to get through choking on a swordfish make a up a last wish every one is waiting to fall over your side dish on and on and on they're gonna take everything when you're gone whatever you feel when you look in the mirror you're building up a house of cards there is a strong wind blowing on the street outside and napoleon is looking for a place to hide wherever i go there's a crack in the pavement faces with chameleon smiles we're big, big stars in a one man show can't you feel the cold a big slice of the pie a big slice of a big, big pie a big slice of the pie whatever you feel when you look in the mirror you're building up a house of cards there is a strong wind blowing on the street outside and napoleon is looking for a place to hide wherever i go there's a crack in the pavement faces with chameleon smiles we're big, big stars in a one man show can't you feel the cold