PACK UP (Eliza Doolittle)
I get TIRED (adjective) and upset
And I'm trying to care a LITTLE (adverb) LESS (adverb)
When I google, I only GET (verb) depressed
I was taught to dodge THOSE (demonstrative pronoun) issues I was told
Don't worry, there's no doubt
There's ALWAYS (adverb of frequency) something to cry about
When you're stuck in an ANGRY (adjective) crowd
They don't THINK (verb) what THEY (subject pronoun) say
before they open THEIR (possessive adjective) mouths
CHORUS:
Pack up your TROUBLES (noun) in your old kitbag
And bury THEM (object pronoun) beneath the sea
I don't care what the people may say
What the people may say about ME (object pronoun)
Pack up your TROUBLES (noun) get your old grin back
Don't WORRY (verb) about the cavalry
I don't care what the whisperers say
'Cause they whisper too LOUD (adjective) for me
Hot topic, maybe I SHOULD (modal verb) drop IT (subject pronoun)
It's a touchy SUBJECT (noun)
And I like to tiptoe 'round, the ship going down
Got penny, but no POUND (noun)
So if YOUR (possessive adjective) business is running out
It's not MY (possessive adjective) business to talk about
They don't THINK (verb) what THEY (subject pronoun) say
before they open THEIR (possessive adjective) mouths
REPEAT CHORUS
Tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet
Tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet
Tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet
REPEAT CHORUS
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah
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