Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Leave them behind, those clouds of trouble
We have to find a world that's new
Buy a new dress and go out dancing
Do all the things you wanna do
For heaven's sake, you have to break away
Unchain yourself, from the mood of today
We don't need aggression
We don't need recession
Just give us some money
Our lives could be sunny too
We don't need regression
Or means of repression
Our lives could be sunny too ,ooh
Our lives should be so full of laughter
With endless joy to follow after
Summer comes to girls and boys
Never too late, but to enjoy, to enjoy
In my head, In my head, In my head
In my head, In my head, In my head
Oh come on down from your ivory tower
Unlock the doors and give us flowers
We've worked for you now for too long
We've done what's right, you've done us wrong
For heaven's sake, we got to break away
Unchain yourself, from the mood of today
We don't need regression
To make your impression
Oooh, the world is waiting
We need to go out dancing
Oooh, the world is waiting
We need a new TV
Oooh, the world is waiting
We don't need fear and fighting
Oooh, the world is waiting
We don't need history
In my head, In my head, In my head
In my head, In my head, In my head
She should buy us all a drink
She should buy us all a drink
She should stop and think, stop and think
She should buy us all a drink
Yeah
We don't need recession
Or means of aggression
Just give us some money (Unchain yourself)
Our lives could be sunny too, ooh
Just give us some money
Our lives could be sunny too, ooh
She should stop and think, stop and think
We don't need regression
Or means of repression
Just give us some money (Unchain yourself)
Our lives could be sunny too, ooh
Holly Johnson told No 1 Magazine:
My favorite song on the album. This is about the tight-arsed recessionary attitude of Britain and particularly the atmosphere created by Margaret Thatcher’s government. The song implies you should go out and buy yourself a new dress, borrow the money, it’s no use g...