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Barclay James Harvest, The ~ Friend Of Mine


When the lights are fading slowly on another show And the crowd has gone, the people cease to shout for more You'd better run, stop from crying all the time Don't you know it's got to end, i thought you were a friend of mine Goodbye bright light city heading for the sun Where the southern girls are pretty and there's two for one You'd better run, stop from crying all the time Don't you know it's got to end, i thought you were a friend of mine more free lyrics

When the lights are fading slowly on another show
And the crowd has gone, the people cease to shout for more
You'd better run, stop from crying all the time
Don't you know it's got to end, i thought you were a friend of mine
Goodbye bright light city heading for the sun
Where the southern girls are pretty and there's two for one
You'd better run, stop from crying all the time
Don't you know it's got to end, i thought you were a friend of mine

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