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Don't Worry 'Bout Me (D. Jacombs)

Probably the most widely-played song of mine (but not by us - I don't think we've ever done it live). Before we recorded it I had offered it to Midge Marsden for his Burning Rain album. I still think he missed out by not grabbing it, but at least it meant we could record it here.

      Night comes down so quickly here you don't even hear it fall
      The neighbours keep their house behind a ten foot red brick wall
      The postman walks a guard dog and the milkman drives a tank
      The cheif of the police force is the chairman of the band
      Living here is easy to do - everybody would agree
      I won't worry 'bout you and don't worry 'bout me

      People here don't smile too much as they drive to work each day
      To offices in buildings that are tall and dark and grey
      Hear their conversations during lunchtime over snacks
      Of rights and writs and rates and real estate and rising tax
      Living here is easy to do - everybody would agree
      I won't worry 'bout you and don't worry 'bout me

      And in the still of the evening
      In the silence when there's no one around
      You come to me without any warning
      Without any sound

      Heaven help the heretic and outlaw on the loose
      People here don't like you if your mind's not in their noose
      The streets are full of sschoolgirls pushing baby pramsans with bars
      And altar boys with dressings on their knees to hide the scars
       Living here is easy to do - everybody would agree
      I won't worry 'bout you and don't worry 'bout me

      Stand back and let it all be
      Stand back and let it all be 
      Stand back and let it all be 
      And don'tyou worry 'bout me

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