The Clash - Protex Blue

Clash On Broadway / 1991-11-19 1. 1-2 Crush on You 2. 1977 3. 48 Hours 4. Armagideon Time 5. Bankrobber 6. Brand New Cadillac 7. Broadway 8. Capital Radio (One/Two) 9. Career Opportunities 10. Cheat 11. City of the Dead 12. Clampdown 13. Clash City Rockers 14. Complete Control 15. Cool Confusion 16. Death or Glory 17. Deny 18. English Civil War 19. Every Little Bit Hurts 20. Garageland 21. Gates of the West 22. Ghetto Defendant 23. Groovy Times 24. Hate and War 25. I'm So Bored With the U.S.A. 26. I Fought the Law 27. Jail Guitar Doors 28. Janie Jones 29. Julie's in the Drug Squad 30. Lightning Strikes (Not Once But Twice) 31. London's Burning 32. London Calling 33. Lost in the Supermarket 34. Midnight to Stevens 35. One Emotion 36. Police And Thieves 37. Police On My Back 38. Pressure Drop 39. Protex Blue 40. Red Angel Dragnet 41. Rock the Casbah 42. Rudie Can't Fail 43. Safe European Home 44. Should I Stay Or Should I Go 45. Somebody Got Murdered 46. Spanish Bombs 47. Stay Free 48. Stop the World 49. Straight to Hell 50. The Call Up 51. The Card Cheat 52. The Guns Of Brixton 53. The Leader 54. The Magnificent Seven 55. The Prisoner 56. The Right Profile 57. This is Radio Clash 58. Tommy Gun 59. Train in Vain 60. Washington Bullets 61. What's My Name 62. White Man In Hammersmith Palais 63. White Riot

Protex Blue

(Strummer/Jones)

STANDING IN THE BOG OF A WEST END BAR
GUY ON THE RIGHT LEANING OVER TOO FAR
MONEY IN MY POCKET GONNA PUT IT IN THE SLOT
OPEN UP THE PACK SEE WHAT TYPE I GOT

I DIDN'T WANT TO HOLD YOU
I DIDN'T WANT TO USE YOU
PROTEX, PROTEX BLUE
ALL WANNA DO

IT'S A FAB PROTECTIVE FOR THAT TYPE OF A GIRL
BUT EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT SHE USES IT WELL
IT'S THE THERAPEUTIC STRUCTURE I CAN USE AT WILL
BUT I DON'T THINK IT FITS MY B.D. DRILL

SITTING IN A CARRIAGE OF A BAKERLOO
EROTICA MY POCKET GOT A PACKET FOR YOU
ADVERT ON THE ESCALATOR ON MY WAY HOME
I DON'T NEED NO SKIN FLICKS, I WANNA BE ALONE

I DIDN'T WANT TO HOLD YOU
I DIDN'T WANT TO USE YOU
PROTEX, PROTEX BLUE
ALL I WANNA DO

JOHNNY, JOHNNY