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Alan Parsons ~ Sooner Or Later


Eric woolfson - lead vocal Oh what a price we pay For the things we say And the closer i get to you The further you move away All the lies we tell In the games we play And the longer i think it over The harder it is to stay Sooner or later i'll be free To leave the past behind Sooner or later you're gonna be The last thing on my mind Little by little i'm finding out The truth behind your eyes Maybe if i don't show I thought you might like to know You're gonna be the last thing on my mind You didn't want to know I could have told you so But the moment i think it's over The further there is to go Just a little word Such an easy way But the longer i think about it The harder it is to say Sooner or later i'll be free To leave the past behind Sooner or later you're gonna be The last thing on my mind Little by little i'm finding out The truth behind your eyes Maybe if i don't show I thought you might like to know You're gonna be the last thing on my mind more free lyrics

Eric woolfson - lead vocal

Oh what a price we pay
For the things we say
And the closer i get to you
The further you move away

All the lies we tell
In the games we play
And the longer i think it over
The harder it is to stay

Sooner or later i'll be free
To leave the past behind
Sooner or later you're gonna be
The last thing on my mind
Little by little i'm finding out
The truth behind your eyes
Maybe if i don't show
I thought you might like to know
You're gonna be the last thing on my mind

You didn't want to know
I could have told you so
But the moment i think it's over
The further there is to go

Just a little word
Such an easy way
But the longer i think about it
The harder it is to say

Sooner or later i'll be free
To leave the past behind
Sooner or later you're gonna be
The last thing on my mind
Little by little i'm finding out
The truth behind your eyes
Maybe if i don't show
I thought you might like to know
You're gonna be the last thing on my mind

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