All or nothing

(Howard Aronson)

This song is really about nothing in particular. It's obscure enough, that you can derive your own meaning from it. I was inspired to write this by the psychedelic furs.

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Silver in my pocket Taking a bus Stop at the magazine stand Plane ticket in my hand Great day to fly No bags to carry Run from it all I'm gonna die Pack of cards and dice A picture of you My little black book I'm not leaving anything It wasn't on purpose Never meant to lie But I turned my back Pass by a bar Music pours out I get drunk Smoke another cigarette Smile another cigarette I can't smile Yeah it's been a while I'm gone forever Silver in my pocket Taking a bus Pick up a magazine Plane ticket in my hand I'm not leaving anything It wasn't on purpose Never meant to lie But turned my back Passed by a bar Music pours out I get drunk Leaving anything It wasn't on purpose I never meant to lie But I turned my back

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