| I had a call the other night, | 
| it was hot, it was october, | 
| the weather wasn’t right, | 
| everybody was uptight. | 
| my friend called at night | 
| and he said: | 
| «hey, there’s an emergency here at home, | 
| you got to come away from whatever | 
| you’re doing and get back here.» | 
| i said «ooh… what’s the matter dear?» | 
| he said «we got bug infestation! | 
| we got a whole nation of bugs | 
| crawling all over the house.» | 
| i said «well, what kind of louse?» | 
| he said «every kind of louse that you can describe. | 
| i mean, man, the vibe is just wild. | 
| they’re crawling around the walls, | 
| they’re having their own parties. | 
| they’re taking out my apple sauce from the fridge, | 
| they don’t know what they did, | 
| they’re just crazy bugs.» | 
| i said «man look, get your head on straight… | 
| it’s an indian summer, | 
| those little bugs parents | 
| what got laid back in july, | 
| their eggs is just hatchin', | 
| now that is why | 
| we got bug infestations at home. | 
| just you leave those little suckers alone | 
| and everything’ll be alright.» | 
| but my friend said that he didn’t feel right | 
| and that i had to get straight back home. | 
| but i said «look man, a similar thing happened to me | 
| way back in july…» | 
| «i was in belfast | 
| i can’t remember why, | 
| and i met these two beautiful people | 
| and we went out on the downs | 
| and we took a photograph together | 
| and when i got back their image | 
| seemed to have diminished | 
| when i looked at the photograph, | 
| and my friend said: | 
| «why, that’s strange.» | 
| and i said «hmm… i wonder why?» | 
| then i got a phone call… | 
| those two people had just died. | 
| so oj the grand scheme of things, | 
| it don’t mean a thing | 
| if you got bug infestation in the house. | 
| now, hush your little head and don’t you cry. | 
| those little bugs are gonna leave in the by and by, | 
| and when they get up to heaven | 
| they’ll still have eight legs only… | 
| there won’t be any bodies left. | 
| she checks his che guevara style | 
| some old school revival behind that smile | 
| his blood shot eyes tell another story | 
| commendments and 12 step plan, | 
| arrangements, programmes | 
| a tell tale sign and a doctor’s warning | 
| she says «hey babe, are you feeling alright? | 
| why don’t we stay in tonight? | 
| get a chinese takeaway, | 
| watch a black and white movie.» | 
| he says «hey honey i feel alright | 
| if you just put on that red dress tonight | 
| take me out one more time | 
| blazing like glory.» | 
| let’s go out | 
| let’s go out | 
| let’s go out 2nite | 
| blazing like glory. | 
| the needle done the damage back in 88 | 
| big big disease such a little name | 
| took eazy e from nwa | 
| no one to blame | 
| and we can’t complain | 
| the sun’s still gonna set | 
| and the moon’s gonna shine | 
| c’mon baby hit me one more time | 
| and take me out tonight | 
| blazing like glory. | 
| yeah | 
| let’s go out | 
| we got married in a fever | 
| i got a feelin' | 
| i got a feelin' right now | 
| we’re from the sputh of the bridge, | 
| where the guns and the violence | 
| and the cannabis live | 
| we’re from the sputh of the bridge, | 
| so you better step up and level kick |