When Dalgety Bay Was The World

When you’ve had enough of me and you feel you cannot breathe
Just tell me to go home, just tell me to go home
Well, I know
When there’s nothing left to say, stay with me, don’t go away
But I want you to go home, I want you to go home
Well, I know
The streets are so familiar
The house where I was born still stands
When you’ve seen all there is to see, including all there is of me
Just tell me to go home, just tell me to go home
Well, I know
If you think there is no way, all you have to do is say
Just tell me to go home
The garden keeps on growing
The bricks still bear the weight
Of two decades not knowing
That there they’ll always stay
When you’ve had enough of me and you feel you cannot breathe
Just tell me to go home, just tell me to go home
Well, I know