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10cc ~ Ships Don't Disappear In The Night (do They)


Ships don't just disappear in the night Do they? People don't really die of fright Do they? We all know it just ain't so So don't be afraid when the table shakes Don't you Don't be amazed when your shadow quakes Don't you Start to pray they'll go away And then they can't do nothing to ya They can't do nothing to ya They just keep walking through ya Better be nice to vincent price Forces at work that we don't understand Are they? So don't get the shits if it touches your hand Don't you Poltergeists can be so nice Better be nice to vincent price What's that noise comin' up from the cellar? What's it? It's the restless bones of boris and bela Boris and bela Don't go down, they're still around But then they can't do nothing to ya They can't do nothing to ya They just keep walking through ya And then they can't do nothin' to ya They can't do nothin' to ya They just keep walkin' through ya more free lyrics

Ships don't just disappear in the night
Do they?
People don't really die of fright
Do they?
We all know it just ain't so
So don't be afraid when the table shakes
Don't you
Don't be amazed when your shadow quakes
Don't you
Start to pray they'll go away
And then they can't do nothing to ya
They can't do nothing to ya
They just keep walking through ya
Better be nice to vincent price
Forces at work that we don't understand
Are they?
So don't get the shits if it touches your hand
Don't you
Poltergeists can be so nice
Better be nice to vincent price
What's that noise comin' up from the cellar?
What's it?
It's the restless bones of boris and bela
Boris and bela
Don't go down, they're still around
But then they can't do nothing to ya
They can't do nothing to ya
They just keep walking through ya
And then they can't do nothin' to ya
They can't do nothin' to ya
They just keep walkin' through ya

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