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Little Bombardier is a song written and performed by David Bowie. It is from the album David Bowie in 1967.
Lyrics:
War made him a soldier
Little Frankie Mear
Peace left him a loser
The little bombardier
Lines of worry appeared with age
Unskilled hands that knew no trade
Spent his time in the picture house
The little bombardier
Frankie drank his money
The little that he made
Told his woes to no man
Friendless, lonely days
Then one day, the ABC
Four bright eyes gazed longingly
At the ice-cream in the hand of
The little bombardier
Sunshine entered our Frankie's days
Gone his worries, his hopeless maze
His life was fun and his heart was full of joy
Two young children had changed his aims
He gave them toffees and played their games
He brought them presents with every coin he made
Then two gentlemen called on him
Asked him for his name
Why was he friends with the children
Were they just a game?
Leave them alone or we'll get sore
We've had blokes like you in the station before
The hand of authority said "no more" to
The little bombardier
Packed his bags, his heart in pain
Wiped a tear and caught a train
Not to be seen in the town again
The little bombardier
Comentarios
12 years ago
Rich How
from his brilliant first album. yes, it is brilliant - full of charm and invention. people tend to forget that bowie recorded this in the same year as sgt pepper. in many respects, it's a more interesting album.12 years ago
Mick Boyd
I call this period his Anthony Newley time.....12 years ago
rosalbina188
a waltzer? great!12 years ago
Cocalin
Such a sad little song ;_;12 years ago
musickrz
FABULOUS way for any artist to start their career! Hands down...12 years ago
MichalFokt
@Rawego Corporal Clegg was written by Roger Waters, who was obsessed with WWII since he lost his father there. Syd was a member of PF by that time when they recorded it, but he reportedly hadn´t any input there since his time with PF was coming to the end :-/13 years ago
ex59neo53
Pure poetry ,with deep sense ,and this was on his 1st album in 1967 :oO13 years ago
Strawberry7Lynn
Fu*kin' great song this!13 years ago
Dan Graham
Great big voice even back then at 20 yrs of age!13 years ago
Dan Graham
Great big voice even back then - at 20 yrs old!13 years ago
Rawego
this must be the civil version of Sid Barrett's 'Corporal Klegg'... a delightful little ditty indeed :))13 years ago
garydaley9
My most favorite Bowie song ever.13 years ago
garydaley9
@kevcar08 I think you'll find it was on a double album prior to that one, it was called "Images"13 years ago
ZZJoCa
Strange little song but emotive.13 years ago
femaleBowie
Really great pics in this video :)14 years ago
kevin carroll
this superb song was on the album titled " The world of David Bowie". i bought it in 1970, i think it was released about 1969,, i love it.14 years ago
CandleSwan
oh my why have I never heard this one of his? it's wonderful <314 years ago
chris4861
I just love the album this is from. A glamrocker writing a waltz? Who'd have thought it? 1st class!14 years ago
Liutprando J Straczinsky
one of my bowie's favourite song! thank you man!!!14 years ago
littlejay39
cuuute <3Videos Relacionados
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