Sleepwalk Songtext
von Joe Strummer

Past books of lonely places I′ll never find
Walls on walls, faces, some peace of mind
I'll never find

What good would it be
What good would it be if you could
Change every river that ran through your life and mine?

From here to the county line
Counts one hundred and ninety-nine
Oh, the scars there will be on time
You know those shoeshine costs a dime

Ooh, the nanny, Annie and a party in the yard
You could smell the Barbie out on orange and vermouth
I went to find
Some peace of mind

What good would it be
What good would it be if you could
Change every heartache that ran through your life and mine?


′Cause from here to the county line
Counts one hundred and ninety-nine
Oh, the scars there will be on time
Just like a shoeshine costs a dime (costs a dime)

With a washroom light to the moon and out in your bed
You know you're poor and your fame is really out of bed
It goes for your soul
Some holy rock 'n′ roll

What good would it do
What good would it be if you could
Change every heartache that ran through your life and mine?

′Cause from here to the county line
Counts one hundred and ninety-nine
Oh, the scars there will be on time
You know those shoeshine costs a dime
Costs a dime, costs a dime
Come back here, tell me rain or shine

Ooh, from here to the county line
Counts one hundred and ninety-nine
Oh, the scars there will be on time
Just like a shoeshine costs a dime