Here come the Fleas
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In 1967 Delia co-wrote and helped create the track Here come the Fleas with David Vorhaus and Brian Hodgson as The White Noise for the 1968 album An Electric Storm.
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Lyrics
Adapted from lyrics.wikia.com
Here come the fleas, they're at your knees So move over please, I don't want you around me Dirt on the floor from six weeks or more, You say it's a bore to keep this darn hole tidy Why'd you do (shut up) the things that most (Beatnicking) people frown at? You haven't washed yourself for weeks (Go back to sleep) Can't begin to clear that mess in the kitchen The windows cracked, the basement leaks "What's going on in there? What do you think you're doing?" Neighbour: "Here ... would you mind being quiet in there? A man can't even hear what his own steel band is doing" Go lie on the stair, you just don't care, You better beware, or I might take a tumble Fleas: "Here come the fleas, they're at your knees So move over please, I don't want you around me" Go get a job, stop being a slob Go earn a few bob... ...and I'll give you a kiss...
Papers
- DD112418: Manuscript
Spectrogram
Availability
- Released on the album An Electric Storm
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