Biography:
Levellers is a popular English rock band influenced by punk and traditional English music. The band is based in Brighton, England, where they were founded in 1988. There are several stories regarding how they got their name; from the Levellers, a radically democratic faction of Oliver Cromwell's New Model Army; as a reference to "The Level", a flat open space near where members of the band used to live in Brighton; or simply, according to guitarist, Simon Friend, a word they chose from a dictionary.
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Other songs:
- 100 Years Of Solitude
- 61 Minutes Of Pleading
- Alone In This Darkness
- Angels
- Another Mans Cause
- Barrel Of A Gun
- Battle Of The Beanfield
- Behold The Pale Rider
- Belaruse
- Believers
- Broken Circles
- Carry Me
- Cctv
- Celebrate
- Come On
- Confess
- Dance Before The Storm
- Dirty Davey
- Dog Train
- Edge Of The World
- Elation
- Fantasy
- Far Away From Home
- Far From Home
- Fifteen Years
- Four Winds
- Gold And Silver
- Hard Fight
- Havent Made It
- Hope Street
- Is This Art
- Julie
- Leave This Town
- Liberty Song
- Life
- Likes Of You And I
- Love Runs Out Of Time
- Maid Of The River
- Make You Happy
- Men
- Miles Away
- No Change
- On Way
- One Way
- Pretty Target
- Prisoner
- Rain And Snow
- Sail Away
- Saturday To Sunday
- Sell Out
- Survivors
- The Beach
- The Boatman
- The Game
- The Games
- The Player
- The Players
- The Recruiting Sergeant
- The Riverflow
- The Road
- The Shame
- Three Friends
- Together All The Way
- Too Real
- Traveller
- Truth Is
- Tv Suicides
- We Are All Gunmen
- What A Beautiful Day
- What Happens To Love
- Wheels
- When Love Runs Out Of Time
- Wild As Angels
- World Freak Show
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There's a young boy in the queue
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Not much else for him to do
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He's had a drink, he's had a few
D
Down the pub on Hope Street
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Dear old lady she's looking thin
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Got a shopping bag with your life in
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Your old man's going through the bins
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So it goes on Hope Street
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Rain on me come pouring down
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Clean the dirt of this old town
F#m
Tell the sun to come around
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And show his face on Hope Street
Riff
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There's a flight right down the street
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The betting shop has got him beat
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Blew his money for the week
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on a horse called Hope Street
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No old faces out today
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Someone took them all away
A
Cleaning up or so they say
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The dirty face of Hope Street
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Everyday I look at you
D
Dressed up in you ties of blue
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Saying there's not much you can do
D
To help the kids on Hope Street
A
They don't seem to even care
D
That it was you that put them there
A
You seem to think they like it there
D
Hanging out on Hope Street
There's a young boy in the queue
D
Not much else for him to do
A
He's had a drink, he's had a few
D
Down the pub on Hope Street
A
Dear old lady she's looking thin
D
Got a shopping bag with your life in
A
Your old man's going through the bins
D
So it goes on Hope Street
A
Rain on me come pouring down
D
Clean the dirt of this old town
F#m
Tell the sun to come around
D
And show his face on Hope Street
Riff
A
There's a flight right down the street
D
The betting shop has got him beat
A
Blew his money for the week
D
on a horse called Hope Street
A
No old faces out today
D
Someone took them all away
A
Cleaning up or so they say
D
The dirty face of Hope Street
A
Everyday I look at you
D
Dressed up in you ties of blue
A
Saying there's not much you can do
D
To help the kids on Hope Street
A
They don't seem to even care
D
That it was you that put them there
A
You seem to think they like it there
D
Hanging out on Hope Street
Levi Weaver
Levin Boland
Levina
Levitas
Levon Helm