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Who’s that over there
Looks like he don’t care
Almost lost his mind
Too much working overtime

Gotta get out every night
City gates are open wide
Gotta get away from here
Take that car and push that gear

He don’t need no one
He’s the rising sun
He won’t shed no tears
Got no time to break down here

Hey

He’s going nowhere fast
Just a piece of dirty trash
All alone, by his self
He don’t need nobody else

Walking down the street
So much going on
People everywhere
Look at him but they don’t care

See that world out there
Make it go away
You can’t change his mind
Too much working overtime

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He crossed that picket line
In trouble all the time
Where did it all go wrong
House music all night long

All those girls out there
Looking for the one
Do they really care
Could they just be having fun

He did all he could
Tried to get it right
Somewhere he went wrong
Too much working overtime

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Original Artist
New Order

Live Statistics
This was played 4 times.

Live Debut

Ejekt Festival, Athens (GR)  2006-06-03 12:00:00 AM

Last Live

Anilla Olímpica, Montjuïc (Barcelona) (ES)  2006-07-15 12:00:00 AM

Credits
Produced by New Order and Stephen Street, mixed by Stephen Street and Cenzo Townshend, engineered by Cenzo Townshend.

Official Versions
Album Version (3:26)  HyperLink












Notes

Hooky: “I think this should be a single. It’s dead rocky. I play it when I DJ and people go mad.”

Steve: “I love this one because it’s based around my drum riff. It sounds a bit Stoogey, but it’s not meant to be. But most of music is thievery isn’t it? Sometimes I hear a song on the radio and think, This is good, is it one of ours? Then the red mist descends and I think, You robbing bastards!”

Bernard: “I was worried that things were getting a bit flowery and melodic and chordy, so it’s great to have a track like this, with a dumb one finger riff. You should never forget that the best music is simple and you don’t have to be a great musician to make it.”