Tanita Tikaram (born 12 August 1969, Münster, Germany) is a British pop/folk singer-songwriter, best known for the hits "Twist in My Sobriety" and "Good Tradition" from her 1988 debut album, Ancient Heart. She is the younger sister of actor Ramon Tikaram.Lyrics:All God's children need travelling shoesDrive your problems from hereAll good people read good booksNow your conscience is clearI hear you talk girlNow your conscience is clearIn the morning when I wipe my browWipe the miles awayI like to think I can be so willedAnd never do what you sayI'll never hear youAnd never do what you sayLook my eyes are just hologramsLook your love has drawn red from my handsFrom my hands you know you'll never beMore than twist in my sobrietyMore than twist in my sobrietyMore than twist in my sobrietyWe've just poked a little empty pieFor the fun that people had at nightLate at night don't need hostilityThe timid smile and pause to freeI don't care about their different thoughtsDifferent thoughts are good for meUp in arms and chaste and wholeAll God's children took their tollLook my eyes are just hologramsLook your love has drawn red from my handsFrom my hands you know you'll never beMore than twist in my sobrietyMore than twist in my sobrietyMore than twist in my sobrietyCup of tea, takes time to think, yeahTime to risk a life, a life, a lifeSweet and handsomeSoft and porkyYou peg out 'til you've seen the lightPeg out 'til you've seen the lightHalf the people read the papersRead them good and wellPretty people, nervous peoplePeople have got to sellNews you have to sellLook my eyes are just hologramsLook your love has drawn red from my handsFrom my hands you know you'll never beMore than twist in my sobrietyMore than twist in my sobrietyLook my eyes are just hologramsLook your love has drawn red from my handsFrom my hands you know you'll never beMore than twist in my sobrietyMore than twist in my sobrietyMore than twist in my sobriety