Black...Black track...Black track steel grey train
Along the big vein across the big leaf
Cold...cold steel larva...
It's edges warm edges it's way across the big leaf
Air...Aircraft engines menace
The black track steel train
Says hello to many brothers
Digging holes to save the others
On the big red leaf Big bug!
On the big red leaf Big bug!
Big! Bug!
Black leather badge shouldered hoot tooting duty boys
In the right place at the right time
Saved the nibbler stayed in the line
Its bristles with arms and legs didn't sleep at night
Derailed all failed x2
And rattled the bug on it's vein x2
Around the world five times x5
A victim of crimes x4
And the white cabbages all took a dive
And the big red leaf was still alive
And after two years
The big bug curled
And rested after eating it's world
And out popped x7
A fly
Hugh Alan Cornwell (born 28 April 1949) is a British singer-songwriter and guitarist, best known as the frontman and lead guitarist of The Stranglers from 1974 to 1990. Cornwell helped define the band's musical image with his raspy voice and dark melodies, influenced by punk rock, new wave, and classical music. During his time with The Stranglers, he wrote some of their most iconic songs like "Always the Sun", "Golden Brown", and "No More Heroes". After leaving the band in 1990, Cornwell embarked on a successful solo career, releasing over ten studio albums. His solo music retains the distinctive characteristics of his style: catchy melodies, introspective lyrics, and a dark atmosphere that have made him one of the most acclaimed singer-songwriters on the British scene. Among his most notable solo albums are "Hooverville" (1990) and "The Ballad of the Great Divide" (2006).
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