The Man's Too Strong
Lyrics
I'm just an aging drummer boy and in the wars I used to play And I've called the tune to many a torching session Now they say I am a war criminal and I'm fading away Father please hear my confessionfull lyrics...
I'm just an aging drummer boy and in the wars I used to play And I've called the tune to many a torching session Now they say I am a war criminal and I'm fading away Father please hear my confessionfull lyrics...
Features Of This Song
mellow rock instrumentationmild rhythmic syncopation
acoustic rhythm piano
thru composed melodic style
minor key tonality
acoustic rhythm guitars
prominent use of synth
subtle use of strings
political lyrics
These are just a few of the hundreds of attributes cataloged for this song by the Music Genome Project.
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Invented memories, I did burn all the books And I can still hear his laughter and I can still hear his song But I spat like a woman and I sulked like a child Rewritten history with my armies of my crooks The man's too big, the man's too strong Oh father please help me for I have done wrong I have run with the money, I have hid like a thief You always was a judas but I got you anyway Your sister gave me diamonds and I gave them to your wife Father please hear my confession Now they say I am a war criminal and I'm fading away I have legalized robbery, called it belief I'm just an aging drummer boy and in the wars I used to play Striven for peace, which I never have known Well I have tried to be meek and I have tried to be mild I have lived behind walls, that have made me alone You may have got your silver but I swear upon my life Publisher: CHARISCOURT LIMITED Songwriter: Mark Knopfler The man's too big, the man's too strong The man's too big, the man's too strong And I've called the tune to many a torching session And I can still hear his laughter and I can still hear his song Well the sun rose on the courtyard and they all did hear him say


