Old Town lyrics
The CorrsThe girl's a fool
She broke the rule
She hurt him hard
This time you will break down
She's lost his trust
And so she must
Now all is lost
The system has broke down
Romance has broke down
This boy is crackin' up
This boy has broken down
This boy is crackin' up
This boy has broke down
She plays it hard
She plays it tough
But that's enough, the love is over
She's broke his heart
And that is rough
But in the end he'll soon recover
The romance is over
This boy is crackin' up
This boy has broken down (yeah-eh yeah)
This boy is crackin' up
This boy has broke down
[Instrumental]
This boy is crackin' up
This boy has broken down (yeah-eh yeah-heh)
This boy is crackin' up
This boy has broke down
I've been spending my money
In the old town
It's not the same honey
With you not around
I've been spending my time
In the old town
I sure miss you honey
You're not around
You're not around
This old town
Ola
This boy is crackin' up
This boy has broken down (hey-eh yeah)
This boy is crackin' up
This boy has broke down
This boy is crackin' up
This boy has broken down (yeah-eh yeah-heh)
This boy is crackin' up
This boy has broke down
Song Details
Words & Music: Jimmy Bain & Phil Lynott
Phil Lynott - Irish musician, singer songwriter, bassist and frontman for the band - Thin Lizzy. He was born Philip Parris Lynott on Aug 20, 1949 in West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England. His mother was from Dublin and moved to England seeking work. When he was four years old, Phil moved back to Dublin to live with his grandmother in Crumlin, Dublin... read more.
Brief: The song is about the breakup of two lovers where the girl breaks the rules, breaks his heart and loses his trust. He misses her and finds it hard to cope, but in the end he'll soon recover.
Category: Love Song
Albums: The song was first recorded at Ardmore Studios in County Wicklow, Ireland on Oct 5, 1999 and released as a single from the album The Corrs Unplugged in April 2000. It was also included as the 9th track on their 2005 album Home (pictured).
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