The Prisoner - The Clash

The Clash - Clash on Broadway - The Prisoner

Disc 1
01.	Janie Jones (demo)
02.	Career Opportunities (demo)
03.	White Riot
04.	1977
05.	I’m So Bored With the U.S.A.
06.	Hate & War
07.	What’s My Name
08.	Deny
09.	London’s Burning
10.	Protex Blue
11.	Police & Thieves
12.	48 Hours
13.	Cheat
14.	Garageland
15.	Capital Radio One
16.	Complete Control
17.	Clash City Rockers
18.	City of the Dead
19.	Jail Guitar Doors
20.	The Prisoner
21.	(White Man) In Hammersmith Palais
22.	Pressure Drop
23.	1‐2 Crush on You
24.	English Civil War (live)
25.	I Fought the Law (live)
Disc 2
01.	Safe European Home
02.	Tommy Gun
03.	Julie’s Been Working for the Drug Squad
04.	Stay Free
05.	One Emotion
06.	Groovy Times
07.	Gates of the West
08.	Armagideon Time
09.	London Calling
10.	Brand New Cadillac
11.	Rudie Can’t Fail
12.	The Guns of Brixton
13.	Spanish Bombs
14.	Lost in the Supermarket
15.	The Right Profile
16.	The Card Cheat
17.	Death or Glory
18.	Clampdown
19.	Train in Vain
20.	Bankrobber
Disc 3
01.	Police on My Back
02.	The Magnificent Seven
03.	The Leader
04.	The Call Up
05.	Somebody Got Murdered
06.	Washington Bullets
07.	Broadway
08.	Lightning Strikes (Not Once but Twice) (live)
09.	Every Little Bit Hurts
10.	Stop the World
11.	Midnight to Stevens
12.	This Is Radio Clash
13.	Cool Confusion
14.	Red Angel Dragnet (edited version)
15.	Ghetto Defendant (edited version)
16.	Rock the Casbah
17.	Should I Stay or Should I Go
18.	Straight to Hell (unedited version)
19.	The Street Parade

The prisoner meets the muppet hi-fi
North of Watford Junction
We get in but we don't have fun
An' we leave before the truncheons
So it's back to watch the day to day
Saga of working people
Hanging out the washing and clipping coupons
And generally being decent

Johnny too bad meets Johnny be good
In the charing cross road
The only thing that happened today
Says the west end jungle code
And all the Germans and all the French
Jam themselves down the tube
And re-enact the second world war
While the rude boys get rude

And I look to my left
And I look to my right
And I'm looking for a man
I'm looking for a sign
I don't wanna be the, the prisoner
I don't wanna be the prisoner
I don't wanna be the prisoner
I don't wanna be the prisoner

The prisoner lives in Camden town
Selling revolution
The prisoner loads his tracking arm up
With self-disillusion
Your mother does the washing up
Your old man digs the garden
You're only free to dodge the cops
An' bunk the train to stardom

And I look to my left
And I look to my right
And I'm looking for a man
I'm looking for a sign
I don't wanna be the prisoner
I don't wanna be the prisoner
I don't wanna be the prisoner
I don't wanna be the prisoner