Some Are Bankers, Some Are Clerks

[Verse 1]

Down the road and past the street

Cobblestones appear to greet

Tired, restless, weary feet

They will all appear to meet



[Verse 2]

People on their way to work

Some are bankers, some are clerks

All have simple little lives

They're all sad and they all hate their wives



[Verse 3]

Underneath all peoples' smiles

Underlying sense of guile

Back and forth we throw ourselves

To not read books and dust our shelves



[Chorus]

I can't help but think that sometimes

That there's nothing back here for me

No sound in space, what can that mean?

How will I talk when I'm out there?



[Verse 4]

Up above, high in the sky

Where aeroplanes, they swoop and fly

People look through small windows

At the landscape far below



[Chorus]

I can't help but think that sometimes

That there's nothing for me back here

No sound in space, what can that mean?

How will I talk when I'm out there?