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Bryan Adams ~ Somebody


I bin lookin' for someone Between the fire and the flame We're all lookin' for somethin' To ease the pain Now who can you turn to When it's all black and white And the winners are losers You see it every night Chorus I need somebody Somebody like you Everybody needs somebody I need somebody Hey what about you Everybody needs somebody When you're out on the front line And you're watchin' them fall It doesn't take long to realize It ain't worth fightin' for I thought I saw the Madonna When you walked in the room Well your eyes were like diamonds And they cut right through - oh they cut right through Chorus Another night another lesson learned It's the distance keeps us sane But when the silence leads to sorrow We do it all again - all again Chorus more free lyrics

I bin lookin' for someone
Between the fire and the flame
We're all lookin' for somethin'
To ease the pain
Now who can you turn to
When it's all black and white
And the winners are losers
You see it every night
Chorus
I need somebody
Somebody like you
Everybody needs somebody
I need somebody
Hey what about you
Everybody needs somebody
When you're out on the front line
And you're watchin' them fall
It doesn't take long to realize
It ain't worth fightin' for
I thought I saw the Madonna
When you walked in the room
Well your eyes were like diamonds
And they cut right through - oh they cut right through
Chorus
Another night another lesson learned
It's the distance keeps us sane
But when the silence leads to sorrow
We do it all again - all again
Chorus

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