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Boy George ~ Lies


Lie, you live and then you die When i was seventeen I used to fool myself That i was on my own That there was no one else I took a look around And i began to see The world is full of fools That feel the same as me That feel the same as me Lie all you ever do is lie Lie all you ever do is lie I know the road goes up I know the road goes down No need to act so tough Just stay above the ground You turn your tricks and say That i should use my eyes Why don't you move on out Stop telling me your lies Stop telling me your lies more free lyrics

Lie, you live and then you die
When i was seventeen
I used to fool myself
That i was on my own
That there was no one else
I took a look around
And i began to see
The world is full of fools
That feel the same as me
That feel the same as me

Lie all you ever do is lie
Lie all you ever do is lie

I know the road goes up
I know the road goes down
No need to act so tough
Just stay above the ground

You turn your tricks and say
That i should use my eyes
Why don't you move on out
Stop telling me your lies
Stop telling me your lies

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