No it is "morning soup". I've got the Parklife alnum and inside the leaflet the lyrics say "morning soup". However, you are right on one thing, it makes no sense.
I know what this song is about, having a go at americanisation (like many of their songs), yet i have no idea what the lyrics mean. I assume "parklife" means "american life" but there arecertain lyrics which just don't seem to mean anything. e.g. "John's got brewers droop..."
There are lyrics however which can totally be adapted to the "having a go at americanisation" like the "gut lord marching" line, obviously taking the piss out of obesity which seems to be popular in america.
I think the second verse talks about what english people should be doing, e.g. "have a cup of tea..." (a very english thing to do) and "feed the pidgeons".
But as i said before, most of this song doesn't make direct sense.
No it is "morning soup". I've got the Parklife alnum and inside the leaflet the lyrics say "morning soup". However, you are right on one thing, it makes no sense. I know what this song is about, having a go at americanisation (like many of their songs), yet i have no idea what the lyrics mean. I assume "parklife" means "american life" but there arecertain lyrics which just don't seem to mean anything. e.g. "John's got brewers droop..." There are lyrics however which can totally be adapted to the "having a go at americanisation" like the "gut lord marching" line, obviously taking the piss out of obesity which seems to be popular in america. I think the second verse talks about what english people should be doing, e.g. "have a cup of tea..." (a very english thing to do) and "feed the pidgeons". But as i said before, most of this song doesn't make direct sense.
@DM2K brewers droop is the inability to hold an erection, after drinking too much
@DM2K brewers droop is the inability to hold an erection, after drinking too much