A California neighbour
Moved in for the summer
Stole an escalator
Could have been a martyr
A Saturday arrival
A scientific model
We couldn't quite work it out
We couldn't quite work it out
Then someone stole the light
Someone stole the light
A case of wine to wealth machines
A motor car unregistered
A signpost at the cemetery
A cross town to the military
A party had no sunglasses
A Sedinol, no plasters
Seemed like they were manning
To take over the city
Start with shopping centres
Move on to the buildings
You could tell they were ready to form
You could tell they were ready to form
But we couldn't quite work it out
But we couldn't quite work it out
Then someone stole the light
Someone stole the light
A case of wine to wealth machines
A motor car unregistered
A signpost at the cemetery
A cross town to the military
A party had no sunglasses
A Sedinol, no plasters
Then someone stole the light
Then someone stole the light (Someone stole the light)
A case of wine to wealth machines
A motor car unregistered
A signpost at the cemetery
A cross town to the military
A party had no sunglasses
A Sedinol, no plasters
Then someone stole the light
It could happen to you
Someone Stole the Light Video (MV)
Performed By: The Black Hotels
Length: 2:37
Written by: JOHN BOYD, LISA CAMPBELL, M. FINK, W. POULTNEY, NEIL WHITE, Matthew Fink, Walter Poultney
The Black Hotels - Someone Stole the Light Lyrics
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A California neighbour
Moved in for the summer
Stole an escalator
Could have been a martyr
A Saturday arrival
A scientific model
We couldn't quite work it out
We couldn't quite work it out
Then someone stole the light
Someone stole the light
A case of wine to wealth machines
A motor car unregistered
A signpost at the cemetery
A cross town to the military
A party had no sunglasses
A Sedinol, no plasters
Seemed like they were manning
To take over the city
Start with shopping centres
Move on to the buildings
You could tell they were ready to form
You could tell they were ready to form
But we couldn't quite work it out
But we couldn't quite work it out
Then someone stole the light
Someone stole the light
A case of wine to wealth machines
A motor car unregistered
A signpost at the cemetery
A cross town to the military
A party had no sunglasses
A Sedinol, no plasters
Then someone stole the light
Then someone stole the light (Someone stole the light)
A case of wine to wealth machines
A motor car unregistered
A signpost at the cemetery
A cross town to the military
A party had no sunglasses
A Sedinol, no plasters
Then someone stole the light
It could happen to you
Moved in for the summer
Stole an escalator
Could have been a martyr
A Saturday arrival
A scientific model
We couldn't quite work it out
We couldn't quite work it out
Then someone stole the light
Someone stole the light
A case of wine to wealth machines
A motor car unregistered
A signpost at the cemetery
A cross town to the military
A party had no sunglasses
A Sedinol, no plasters
Seemed like they were manning
To take over the city
Start with shopping centres
Move on to the buildings
You could tell they were ready to form
You could tell they were ready to form
But we couldn't quite work it out
But we couldn't quite work it out
Then someone stole the light
Someone stole the light
A case of wine to wealth machines
A motor car unregistered
A signpost at the cemetery
A cross town to the military
A party had no sunglasses
A Sedinol, no plasters
Then someone stole the light
Then someone stole the light (Someone stole the light)
A case of wine to wealth machines
A motor car unregistered
A signpost at the cemetery
A cross town to the military
A party had no sunglasses
A Sedinol, no plasters
Then someone stole the light
It could happen to you
Writer: JOHN BOYD, LISA CAMPBELL, M. FINK, W. POULTNEY, NEIL WHITE, Matthew Fink, Walter Poultney
Copyright: Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Copyright: Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC