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Bryan Ferry ~ Boys And Girls


(ferry) I´m a stranger in your town That´s the place i belong Laid behind the frame And the curtain´s torn again A wailing saxophone And you know it´s all in my song All the sin that i can take But you don´t even know my name You´ve got so sense of fun But you know i´ve one All the good has turned to bad All you know what i think of that No time to dream No time to sigh No time to kill When love walks by And who´s that crying in the street Death is the friend i´ve yet to meet more free lyrics

(ferry)

I´m a stranger in your town
That´s the place i belong
Laid behind the frame
And the curtain´s torn again
A wailing saxophone
And you know it´s all in my song
All the sin that i can take
But you don´t even know my name
You´ve got so sense of fun
But you know i´ve one
All the good has turned to bad
All you know what i think of that
No time to dream
No time to sigh
No time to kill
When love walks by
And who´s that crying in the street
Death is the friend i´ve yet to meet

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