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Alan Parsons ~ Dancing On A High Wire


(colin blunstone - lead vocal) We're living in a different reality We're toeing the same line We give in we call it neutrality, A joke with no punchline The silver plated hero Meets the golden hearted whore The odds'll give you zero She'll be leaving in a few days more Movin' on forever, maybe she don't care Holding on together, maybe it just ain't there You're dancing on a high wire You need to be so sure There used to be a lifeline There isn't anymore We are the same with no similarity, We talk at the same time We believe in freedom and charity As long as i get mine The ivory madonna is walking Through the door You watch her from a window, It doesn't matter anymore Moving on forever, maybe she don't care Holding on together, maybe it just ain't there You're dancing on a high wire You need to be so sure There used to be a life-line There isn't anymore more free lyrics

(colin blunstone - lead vocal)

We're living in a different reality
We're toeing the same line
We give in we call it neutrality,
A joke with no punchline
The silver plated hero
Meets the golden hearted whore
The odds'll give you zero
She'll be leaving in a few days more
Movin' on forever, maybe she don't care
Holding on together, maybe it just ain't there

You're dancing on a high wire
You need to be so sure
There used to be a lifeline
There isn't anymore

We are the same with no similarity,
We talk at the same time
We believe in freedom and charity
As long as i get mine
The ivory madonna is walking
Through the door
You watch her from a window,
It doesn't matter anymore
Moving on forever, maybe she don't care
Holding on together, maybe it just ain't there

You're dancing on a high wire
You need to be so sure
There used to be a life-line
There isn't anymore

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