[Verse 1]
Rebels storm the palace, what do they find
In the cabinets of power? Secrets left behind?
Is it judgement, judgement stripped to the bone?
No, it's nineteen-carat bath taps, ivory telephones
[Verse 2]
Black satin sheets, crates of German beer
Pornographic movies, a shattered chandelier
Sharkskin tuxedos, crystals on the sleeve
Closets full of objects you would not believe
[Chorus]
How can you use
A thousand pairs of shoes?
When you got those walking blues
Just one pair had to do
So put yourself in Elena's shoes
They wouldn't give her time to choose
And she said, "I'd rather die than look like a loser"
She said, "I'd rather die"
[Verse 3]
There's a safe house in the suburbs full of broken glass
Blood, wires, mirrors, neighbours didn't ask
You and I, my love, took our pleasures to the hilt
Only little people need to pay their way with guilt
[Chorus]
How can you use
A thousand pairs of shoes?
When you got those walking blues
Just one pair had to do
So put yourself in Elena's shoes
They wouldn't give her time to choose
She said, "I'd rather die than look like a loser"
She said, "I'd rather die"
[Bridge]
There were no more bodyguards
When she hit the bell
And no helicopters
To lift her out of hell
How can you use...
[Violin Solo]
[Pre-Chorus]
How can you use
When you got those walking blues?
How can you use
When you got those walking blues?
[Chorus]
How can you use
A thousand pairs of shoes?
When you got those walking blues
Just one pair had to do
So put yourself in Elena's shoes
They wouldn't give her time to choose
And she said, "I'd rather die than look like a loser"
She said, "I'd rather die"
[Outro]
So put yourself in Elena's shoes
Put yourself in Elena's shoes
So put yourself in Elena's shoes
Put yourself in Elena's shoes
So put yourself in Elena's shoes
Put yourself in Elena's shoes
So put yourself in Elena's shoes
Put yourself in Elena's shoes
So put yourself in Elena's shoes
Put yourself in Elena's shoes
Elena’s Shoes was written by John Jones (Singer) & Alan Prosser & Ian Telfer.
Elena’s Shoes was produced by John Ravenhall.