Squeeze Cigarette Of A Single Man
'The cigarette of a single man
burns in the ashtray by his bed.
He pulls the ring off another can,
and holds it up beside his head.
The book he reads is on the floor,
he's read it several times before.
What you've got to go home to,
What you've got to go home to.
The cigarette of a single man,
sits in the ashtray on the bar,
he sits and sifts through several plans,
but knows alone he won't go far.
He needs the love another has,
to help him if another can.
What you've got to go home to,
What you've got to go home to.
The cigarette of a single man,
lays in the gutter by his side,
now he's one of those little lambs,
whose strayed too far from the flock to find,
He's better off without the grief,
that people wear between their teeth.
And in his mouth as he's asleep,
the cigarette of a single man.
In his mouth between his teeth,
The cigarette of a single man.
(What you've got to go home to,
What you've got to go home to,
What you've got to go home to,
What you've got to go home to,)
(x2 to fade)'
lyrics by: Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook
From the A and M 1987 album 'Babylon and On'
