Debris
Faces * Track #6 On A Nod Is as Good as a Wink...to a Blind Horse
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Album A Nod Is as Good as a Wink...to a Blind Horse
Debris by Faces
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Performed by
FacesWrited by
Ronnie LaneAbout
A beautiful, poignant track set on a Sunday morning – presumably after messrs Stewart, Lane, Wood, McLagan and Jones had raised hell on Saturday night – which uses the memory of childhood visits to Club Row market, in Lane’s native East London, as the starting point for reflections on his relations...
Debris Lyrics
[Intro]
2, 3, 4
[Verse 1]
I left you on the Debris
At the Sunday morning market
You were sorting through the odds and ends
You was looking for a bargain
I heard your footsteps at the front door
And that old familiar love song
'Cause you knew you'd find me waiting there
At the top of the stairs
[Chorus 1]
I went there and back
Just to see how far it was
And you, you tried to tell me
But I had to learn for myself
[Verse 2]
There's more trouble at the depot
With the general workers union
And you said, "They'll never change a thing
Well, they won't fight and they're not working"
[Chorus 2]
Oh, you was my hero
How you are my good friend?
I've been there and back
And I know how far it is
[Outro]
But I left you on the Debris
Now we both know you got no money
And I wonder what you would have done
Without me hanging around
Debris Q&A
Who wrote Debris's ?
Debris was written by Ronnie Lane.
Who produced Debris's ?
Debris was produced by Faces & Glyn Johns.