Someone’s Daughter - Live at the Town and Country Club, London, 1986

(Spoken)
Someone's daughter, this is called, and it's really good. Alright? It's funky so you can dance. These people are dancing. It's dedicated to all the people who dance. Not like me, never could dance

(Song begins)
I wish I knew the secret of success
Then I could laugh about it
I could say I couldn't care less

I don't want to wait for the dinner plate (no way)
Is there any hope for the reprobate (today)
I don't see no sign, I don't see no sign
I just got to get out there and find the thing and make it mine

Can you see her?
Can you see her?

I can see her by the water, looks like someone's daughter
I just wanna be with her and talk about it, yes

Oh, here it comes again that old feeling
I've had since I don't know when
Don't ask me to explain, no
I'm no different, I'm the same, yeah
There was once a time when I knew how to (do things)
I just don't care, very debonair (no strings)
I've had lesson one, I've had lesson one
If you get half of what you want out of this life, you're lucky, son

Can you see her?
Can you see her?

I can see her by the water, looks like someone's daughter
I just wanna be with her and talk about it

Can you see her?
Can you see her?
Can you see her?
Can you see her?

I can see her by the water, looks like someone's daughter
I just wanna be with her and talk about it
I can see her by the waterside, looks like someone's daughter
I just wanna be with her and talk about it, yeah

(Spoken)
Thank you very much
You know we've been in a, pardon...Something's (?) patches. What! It's a pretty bad picture, but I think it's only fair that the young girls should be allowed to look at it. Because it's a four pound parcel of Rock 'n' roll, yknow boys. This next song is all about life, and that is called Books on the Bonfire