Alan Price - Rainbow's End
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It's all just a dream…
Walkin' down the streets inflamed
I close my eyes and feel ashamed
The world is turning out to be just like an open drain
Killers here and sinners there
The buildings ache with disrepair
The streets are filled with this tortured 20th century's stain

The crowd enjoys the suicide show
Tells the man to jump into the streets below
The siren chorus are joining in the fun
The wino in the basement dump
Hears the body on his trashcan thump
Now's the time for the father to collect your son

Will I ever live in Rainbow's End
Where everyone is everybody's friend
And the world of care is left behind
And happiness is easy to find
Will I ever live in Rainbow's End
It's all just a dream…

Will I ever live in Rainbow's End
Where everyone is everybody's friend
Where happiness is easy to find
And the world of care is left behind
Will I ever live in Rainbow's End
It's all just a dream…

The sun shines on suburban wives
Who live their alcoholic lives
In hazy, lazy days going old, confined, and mad
And their husbands are executives
The title means just more credit to live
They hold their kids and say
What a wonderful time we're going to have

Will I ever live in Rainbow's End
Where everyone is everybody's friend
Where happiness is easy to find
And the world of care is left behind
Will I ever live in Rainbow's End…[repeat]