Ray Davies - My Name (Dialogue)
My name is of no importance. You see, I'm a product of a century
which started at the height of class-conscious imperialism and ended
with a society so reduced to totalitarian commonness that in my final
years at college the saying 'mediocrity rises' became very popular.
And being mediocre, I rose. But you're not supposed to laugh at that.
My generation has been taught to be so in touch with the latest fashion
that we have become faceless; we're victims of design.
But, oddly enough, although I was taught to think of myself as a man
with no face, somewhere inside my soul I believe that one day
I'll become an individual.
More Ray Davies's lyrics
20th Century Man
After The Fall
All She Wrote
Art School (Dialogue)
Art School Babe
Autumn Almanac
Back In The Front Room
Creatures Of Little Faith
Dad And The Green Amp (Dialogue)
Expectations
|
|
Lyric Info: |
 |
| Artist:
Ray Davies |
|
|
| Title:My Name (Dialogue)
|
|
|
| Submit by:HotLyrics Team
|
|
|
|
Tools: |
|
|
|
|
|
