PJ Harvey Glastonbury

There are repetitive flashing images and there may be strong language.

It's the last day of Glastonbury 2016 but the music has not stopped.

We are at the Other stage, ready for an incredibly talented

singer-songwriter from not too far from Pilton. She is from Dorset, and

she has built up a loyal legion of fans. We are incredibly excited to

see her play at Glastonbury. Taking to the stage with her band, right

now, this is PJ Harvey. # The chain is joint

and forms a ring # The dusty ground's

a dead-end track # The neighbours

won't be coming back # The woman's old

and dressed in black # She keeps her hands

behind her back # Stairs and walls are

all that's left # This is the ministry

of remains # Fizzy drinks cans

and magazines # Scratched in the wall in

Biro pen # Those are the children's

cries from the dark # These are the words

written under the arch # Scratched in the wall

in biro pen # Here's the Hope Six

Demolition Project # And here's the one

sit-down restaurant # In Ward Seven, nice OK,

now this is just drug town, # But that's just life

In the Community of Hope # The Community of Hope,

hope, hope, hope # Here's the highway pathway

of death and destruction # And the school that looks

like shit-hole # And here's God's

Deliverance Centre # The Community of Hope, hope,

hope, hope # Another day, Bobby,

for you to come home # Smile, smile, Bobby,

with your lovely mouth # Pack up your troubles,

let's head out # And splash about,

swim back and forth # And the birds are

silent in the branches, # And the insects are

courting in the bushes, # Smile, smile, Bobby,

with your lovely mouth # Pack up your troubles,

let's head out # And splash about,

swim back and forth CHEERING

APPLAUSE # I've seen and done

things I want to forget # I've seen soldiers

fall like lumps of meat, # I've seen and done things

I want to forget; # coming

from an unearthly place, # Instead of the words that

gather pace, # These, these, these

are the words # These, these, these

are the words # I've seen and done things

I want to forget; # I've seen a corporal

whose nerves were shot # Climbing behind the fierce,

gone sun, # I've seen flies

swarming everyone, # These are the words,

the words are these # The words that make,

the words that make # What if I take my problem to the

United Nations? CHEERING

APPLAUSE # How is our glorious

country ploughed? # How is our glorious

country ploughed? # Our lands is ploughed

by tanks and feet,? # Our lands is ploughed

by tanks and feet,? # What is the glorious

fruit of our land? # What is the glorious

fruit of our land? # What is the glorious

fruit of our land? # What is the glorious

fruit of our land? CHEERING

APPLAUSE # I was walking through

the National Mall # Thinking about medicinals,

how they used to grow there # Undisturbed by human hands,

and I heard their voices: # I looked about, and what did I

see? # Medicinals grow around me,

rising from the gravel # Come to soothe our primal sores,

come to soothe our troubles # But do you see that woman,

sitting in the wheelchair? CHEERING

APPLAUSE # Hey little children

don't disappear # Hey little children

don't disappear # Hey little children

don't disappear # Three lines of traffic

are edging past # Sit by the young men

with withered arms CHEERING

APPLAUSE I would like to introduce the band.

James Johnston! Mick Harvey! Alessandro Stefana! Kenrick Rowe!

Kelly Edwards! Jean-Marc Butty! In regal Gabrielli! Alain Johannes!

John Parish! # You knows he's gonna be

here CHEERING

APPLAUSE # A small red sun

makes way for night # Wade in the water,

God's gonna trouble the water # What will become if God's

gonna trouble waters? CHEERING

God's gonna trouble the water