Possibly inspired by Doherty's time living in Liverpool as a child, with his nan, Break Road Lover is a Libertines song, that dates back to at least 1999, making it one of the bands earliest songs.
| Odessa Studio Recordings (1) |  The Libertines | Session | Unknown |
 Woodstower Festival |  Peter Doherty | Grand Parc De Miribel Jonage, Lyon, France | 2010-09-03 |
I, I know a girl
And she flies right off the handle
At the sound
Of scratching on the wall
Well It could go either way
But I don't mind at all
Cos I'll go, I'll go and I'll go to Liverpool
Uh, oh, oh
Well I know I'll be loved there
She's no scrubber
She's my Breck Road Lover
And we wash in dirty waters
And walk the streets where she gets her name
Oh my lady
My lady clear your ears now
And open up your eyes
We're all out of synch now
And we no longer harmonise
And if lust and despair
Are two bullets in the same gun
Well we've been playing Russian roulette
For far too long
So I'll go. I'll go, I'll go
Well I'll go back to Liverpool
Uh, oh, oh
Well I know I'll be loved there
She's no scrubber
She's my Breck Road Lover
And we wash in dirty waters
And walk the streets where she gets her name
Yes often as we lie on the altar of the morning
Well I call up to the sky
light my way
And I promise I'll believe
I'll go, I'll go
I know I'll go to Liverpool
Uh, oh, oh
Well I know I'll be loved there
She's no scrubber
She's my Breck Road Lover
And we wash in dirty waters
And walk the streets where she gets her name
You see I,
I know a girl.
And she flies right off the handle
Always at the sound
Of scratches on the walls
It could go either way
But I don't mind at all
Cos I'll go, No I'll go. I'll go
I know I'll go to Liverpool
Uh, oh, oh
Yes I know I'll be loved there
She's no scrubber
She's my Breck Road Lover
And we wash in dirty waters
And walk the streets where she gets her name
We walk the streets where she gets her name
NameBreck Road Lover
BandThe Libertines
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