The Fall — A Lot in a Name

Lyrics:
You can get quids in quick
Theres a lot in a name
Friday (barking the celluloid down)
Even my cat would balk at that
Sign cross spent sign asterisk mind sign circle family

Reading one
Cross of negativity asterisk shrunken
Circle (with []) the middle non-existent
Even my cat would balk at that
Theres a lot in a name as my grandfather said
Nectarine number 9, pavement, richard swallow - tv presenter
(rad coke) - fireman
I welsh his school life in edinburgh must have been terrible

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