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Alan Parsons ~ The Real World


Lead vocal - john miles One more compromise i won't be making One more easy way out i won't be taking So many chances don't come twice So many eyes are made of ice One more cheating hand i won't be shaking One more substitute i won't be trying One more piece of the rock that i'm not buying So many times we stand and fight So many reasons can't be right One more simple truth i'm not denying Too many lonely hearts in the real world Too many lonely nights in the real world Too many fools who don't think twice Too many ways to pay the price Don't wanna live my life in the real world One more sacrifice i won't be making One more golden rule i won't be breaking No one to let me state my case No one to tell me to my face One more sweet suprise i won't be faking Too many lonely hearts in the real world Too many lonely nights in the real world Too many bridges you can burn Too many tables you can't turn Don't wanna live my life in the real world Too many lonely hearts in the real world Too many lonely nights in the real world Too many games that i can't play Too many windmills in my way Don't wanna live in the real world more free lyrics

Lead vocal - john miles

One more compromise i won't be making
One more easy way out i won't be taking
So many chances don't come twice
So many eyes are made of ice
One more cheating hand i won't be shaking

One more substitute i won't be trying
One more piece of the rock that i'm not buying
So many times we stand and fight
So many reasons can't be right
One more simple truth i'm not denying

Too many lonely hearts in the real world
Too many lonely nights in the real world
Too many fools who don't think twice
Too many ways to pay the price
Don't wanna live my life in the real world

One more sacrifice i won't be making
One more golden rule i won't be breaking
No one to let me state my case
No one to tell me to my face
One more sweet suprise i won't be faking

Too many lonely hearts in the real world
Too many lonely nights in the real world
Too many bridges you can burn
Too many tables you can't turn
Don't wanna live my life in the real world

Too many lonely hearts in the real world
Too many lonely nights in the real world
Too many games that i can't play
Too many windmills in my way
Don't wanna live in the real world

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