Parklife

Blur · Midlife&#58 A Beginner's Guide to Blur [2009]

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Confidence is a preference

For the habitual voyeur

Of what is known as

(Parklife)

And morning soup can be avoided

If you take a route

Straight through what is known as

(Parklife)

John's got brewers droop he gets

Intimidated by the dirty pigeons

They love a bit of it

(Parklife)

Who's that gut lord marchin?

You should cut down on your pork pies mate

Get some exercise



CHORUS:

All the people

So many people

And they all go hand in hand

Hand in hand through their parklife



Know what i mean?

I get up when i want except on wednesdays

When i get rudely awaken by the dustmen

(Parklife)

I put on my trousers on, have a cup of tea

And then think about leaving the house

(Parklife)

I feed the pigeons

I sometimes feed the sparrows too

It gives me a sense of enormous well being

(Parklife)

And then i'm happy for the rest of the day

Safe in the knowledge there will always

Be a bit of my heart devoted to it



CHORUS



Parklife (Parklife)

Parklife (Parklife)

Its got nothing to do with your

Vorsprung durch technique you know

And its not about you joggers

Who go round and round and round and round.....



CHORUS

Parklife

Released in 1994, "Parklife" is a defining track by the British band Blur, appearing on their seminal album of the same name. The song captures the mundane yet vibrant atmosphere of everyday life in the UK, featuring a distinctive guitar riff and lyrics that celebrate ordinary people and settings. It became one of the band's most recognizable hits, embodying the Britpop movement's focus on realism and nostalgia. The recording showcases the group's evolving sound, blending melodic pop with a slightly melancholic undertone that resonated deeply with audiences. Its enduring popularity highlights its status as a cultural touchstone for the era.