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Bryan Ferry ~ Valentine


(ferry) Tell me something i must know The burning question why Half a man is twice as much When he´s on the line Happiness - hard to get Valentine in hand None of them will ever guess But you understand How many men in a world of their own There is no end to great unknown Tell me something i must know I´m outside looking in Train of mirrors none so fair Let the show begin How many men in a world of their own There is no end to great unknown more free lyrics

(ferry)

Tell me something i must know
The burning question why
Half a man is twice as much
When he´s on the line
Happiness - hard to get
Valentine in hand
None of them will ever guess
But you understand
How many men in a world of their own
There is no end to great unknown
Tell me something i must know
I´m outside looking in
Train of mirrors none so fair
Let the show begin
How many men in a world of their own
There is no end to great unknown

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