Devil's Radio
George Harrison
Gossip, gossip Gossip, gossip I heard it in the night Words that thoughtless speak Like vultures swooping down below On the devil's radio I hear it through the day Airwaves gettin' filled With gossip broadcast to and fro On the devil's radio Oh yeah, gossip Gossip, oh yeah He's in the clubs and bars And never turns it down Talking about what he don't know On the devil's radio He's in your TV set Won't give it a rest That soul betraying so and so The devil's radio Gossip, gossip Gossip, gossip (Oh yeah) gossip, (gossip) oh yeah (Gossip) oh yeah, (oh yeah) gossip It's white and black like industrial waste Pollution of the highest degree You wonder why I don't hang out much I wonder how you can't see He's in the films and songs And on all your magazines It's everywhere that you may go The devil's radio Oh yeah, gossip Gossip, oh yeah Runs thick and fast, no one really sees Quite what bad it can do As it shapes you into something cold Like an Eskimo igloo It's all across our lives Like a weed, it's spread 'Till nothing else has space to grow The devil's radio Can creep up in the dark Make us hide behind shades And buzzing like a dynamo The devil's radio (Gossip) oh yeah, (gossip) oh yeah (Gossip) gossip, (gossip) gossip Oh yeah, gossip (I heard you on the secret wireless) Gossip, oh yeah (You know the devil's radio, child) Gossip, gossip Gossip, gossip4 minute madness acharquesc beatles collection classic rock Cynical devil favourite george harrison George Harrison Favorites god ween satan gotanygoodmusic halftoned singles club happy individual beatles piano pm stuff pop Radio radio my best friend ravens classic rock rock satan The Beatles The British are coming
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