Julie - Levellers

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[Intro]
      

[Verse 1]
             
Julie was a lo

     
nely girl, 
              
She said she w

             
as born that w

ay, 
              
She always fel

       
t that way.
             
She left home 

          
at age sixteen

 
              
get a job what

              
 are you suppo

             
sed to do:  th

              
at's what you 

          
got to do
             
She fell in lo

              
ve and settled

 
 down 
             
in a council p

              
lace there on 

            
the edge of to

wn
            
She felt alone

              
 in a crowded 


room  
             
And cried when

             
 she heard a h

      
appy tune

[Verse 2]
             
Oh it would be

             
 nice to holid

ay
              
Till they took

          
 her job away
              
They just took

           
 her life away
             
Doing nothing 

      
isn't fun
              
When there's n

              
othing from wh

       
ich to run
              
Yeah there's n

              
owhere left to

  
 run
             
She'd visit th

              
e social every

   
 day 
              
Every time be 

        
turned away
              
Every time be 

        
turned away.

            
She felt alone

              
 in a crowded 


room
             
And cried when

             
 she heard a h

      
appy tune

[Bridge]
      

[Verse 3]
             
A hundred stai

              
rs to her new 


room
              
Over glass and

           
 blackened spo

ons
              
Childred grow 

       
old so soon.
             
Passed the kid

              
s who gathered

 
 there 
              
Pain masked by

          
 narcotic star

es
              
but no one rea

    
lly cares.
             
Her dreams wer

             
e cut up and b

    
led dry
             
A million voic

         
es in her cry
             
Julie waits, h

            
er world is he

     
r window
             
And Julie hate

             
s, she hates t

           
he world below
             
And Julie hate

             
s just what sh

         
e doesn't know
             
But Julie love

             
s, she loves t

          
oo much to kno

w

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