Taco Truck (Live at Universal Bar & Grill) - Mary Pascoe

Stars, they come and go, they come fast, they come slow They go like the last light of the sun, all in a blaze And all you see is glory But it gets lonely there when there's no one there to share You can shake it away, if you'll hear a story People lust for fame like athletes in a game They break their collarbones and come up swinging Some of them are downed Some of them are crowned, some are lost and never found But most have seen it all They live their lives in sad cafes and music halls And they always have a story Some make it when they're young Before the world has done its dirty job Later on, someone will say "You've had your day, now you must make way" But they'll never know the pain of living with a name you never owned Or the years of forgetting what you know too well That you gave the crown have been let down You try to make amends without defending Perhaps pretending you never saw the eyes of young men of 25 Who followed as you walked and ask for autographs And kiss you on the cheek and you never really could believe they really loved you Some make it when they're old Perhaps they have a soul they're not afraid to bare Or perhaps there's nothing there But anyway, that isn't what I meant to say I meant to tell a story that I live from day to day Stars, they come and go, they come fast, they come slow They go like the last light of the sun, all in a blaze And you always... all you see is glory But if you don't mind being patient with my fumbling around I'll come up singing for you, even though I'm down

I want a little sugar in my bowl I want a little sweetness Down in my soul I could stand some lovin' Oh, so bad Feel so lonely, and I feel so sad I want a little steam on my clothes Maybe I could fix things up so they'll go What's the matter, Daddy? Come on, save my soul Drop a little sugar in my bowl I ain't foolin' Drop a little sugar in my bowl Well, I want a little sugar in my bowl I want a little sweetness Down in my soul You've been acting strangely I've been told Move me, Daddy I want some sugar in my bowl I want a little steam on my clothes Maybe I can fix things up so they'll go What's the matter, Daddy? Come on, save my soul Drop a little sugar in my bowl I ain't foolin Drop some sugar, yeah, in my bowl

My skin is black, my arms are long My hair is woolly, my back is strong Strong enough to take the pain, inflicted again and again What do they call me? My name is aunt Sarah My name is aunt Sarah, aunt Sarah My skin is yellow, my hair is long Between two worlds I do belong But my father was rich and white He forced my mother late one night And what do they call me? My name is Saffronia, my name is Saffronia My skin is tan, my hair fine My hips invite you, my mouth like wine Whose little girl am I? Anyone who has money to buy What do they call me? My name is Sweet Thing My name is Sweet Thing My skin is brown, my manner is tough I'll kill the first mother I see, my life has been rough I'm awfully bitter these days, because my parents were slaves What do they call me? My name is Peaches

Alphaville Afternoons In Utopia Universal Daddy (Gold/Lloyd/Echolette) If you want a new connection I'll be just a step away Come on move in my direction Leave your dollshouse at the breaking of the day Get this message from your heartbeat, There's an ally you can trust You've been searching for adventure Follow me, let's take the golden path There's a Universal Daddy for everyone >From Universal Kingdom Number One He sends his Universal Angels through the air To Universal Dreamers everywhere Blowing kisses! Any girl from any nation Any boy could drive my car I'll supply the next sensation It'll happen if you wish upon a star Throwing stones against your windows Don't pretend you're not at home You can meet me if you want me But I'd like to meet you all alone... There's a Universal Daddy for everyone >From Universal Kingdom Number One He sends his Universal Angels through the air To Universal Dreamers everywhere Blowing kisses!