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The Fall Of The World's Own Optimist

The Fall Of The World's Own Optimist

Aimee Mann / Elvis Costello

There's no charity in you
And that surprises me
I guess I thought you were
A golden idol
'Cause I called you majesty
On the balustrade
You watched me hunt for tips
I was obliged to pick up
From the passing trade

Hey, kids-look at this
It's the fall of the world's own optimist
I could get back up if you insist
But you'll have to ask politely
'Cause the eggshells I've been treading
Couldn't spare me a beheading
And I'll know I had it coming
From a Caesar who was only slumming
Hey, kids-look at this
It's the fall of the world's own optimist

Well, I could have objections
Which you could override
But what's the point
We're only flogging the horse
When the horseman has up and died
Once I testified
And swore I'd never leave a stone unturned
I bet you're really glad that I lied

Hey, kids-look at this
It's the fall of the world's own optimist
I could get back up if you insist
But you'll have to ask politely
Yes, you'll have to ask politely
Yes, you'll have to ask politely

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Wann wurde das Lied “The Fall Of The World's Own Optimist” von Aimee Mann veröffentlicht?: Das Lied The Fall Of The World's Own Optimist wurde im Jahr 2000, auf dem Album “Bachelor No. 2 or, the Last Remains of the Dodo” veröffentlicht.
Wer hat das Lied “The Fall Of The World's Own Optimist” von Aimee Mann komponiert?: Das Lied “The Fall Of The World's Own Optimist” von Aimee Mann wurde von Aimee Mann und Elvis Costello komponiert.