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Alan Parsons ~ Don't Let It Show


Lead vocal: dave townsend If it's getting harder to face every day Don't let it show, don't let it show Though it's getting harder to take what they say Just let it go, just let it go And if it hurts when they mention my name Say you don't know me And if it helps when they say i'm to blame Say you don't own me Even if it's taking the easy way out Keep it inside of you Don't give in Don't tell them anything Don't let it Don't let it show Even though you know it's the wrong thing to say Say you don't care, say you don't care Even if you want to believe there's a way I won't be there, i won't be there But if you smile when they mention my name They'll never know you And if you laugh when they say i'm to blame They'll never own you Even if you feel you've got nothing to hide Keep it inside of you Don't give in Don't tell them anything Don't let it Don't let it show more free lyrics

Lead vocal: dave townsend

If it's getting harder to face every day
Don't let it show, don't let it show
Though it's getting harder to take what they say
Just let it go, just let it go

And if it hurts when they mention my name
Say you don't know me
And if it helps when they say i'm to blame
Say you don't own me

Even if it's taking the easy way out
Keep it inside of you
Don't give in
Don't tell them anything
Don't let it
Don't let it show

Even though you know it's the wrong thing to say
Say you don't care, say you don't care
Even if you want to believe there's a way
I won't be there, i won't be there

But if you smile when they mention my name
They'll never know you
And if you laugh when they say i'm to blame
They'll never own you

Even if you feel you've got nothing to hide
Keep it inside of you
Don't give in
Don't tell them anything
Don't let it
Don't let it show

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