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Barclay James Harvest, The ~ Rock 'n' Roll Lady


In the light of the night Trying hard to forget All the cries and the lies Of the people she met Hypmotised by the sight That you're seeing and yet Can't disguise in her eyes There's a look of regret So she drifts into tomorrow Maybe she can find a better way To love and see her sorrow Vanish in the haze Rock 'n' roll lady Keep on trying Like the sand that is washed on the shore Don't believe all the tears and the crying She's running back for more In the bars where the stars Drink tequila and wine Loud guitars, fancy cars And the feeling is fine See her face every place Every movement in time But don't choose or a loser you'll be When she throws you her line And she drifts into tomorrow Maybe she can find a better way To love and see her sorrow Vanish in the haze Rock 'n' roll lady Keep on trying Like the sand that is washed on the shore Don't believe all the tears and the crying She's running back for more more free lyrics

In the light of the night
Trying hard to forget
All the cries and the lies
Of the people she met
Hypmotised by the sight
That you're seeing and yet
Can't disguise in her eyes
There's a look of regret
So she drifts into tomorrow
Maybe she can find a better way
To love and see her sorrow
Vanish in the haze

Rock 'n' roll lady
Keep on trying
Like the sand that is washed on the shore
Don't believe all the tears and the crying
She's running back for more

In the bars where the stars
Drink tequila and wine
Loud guitars, fancy cars
And the feeling is fine
See her face every place
Every movement in time
But don't choose or a loser you'll be
When she throws you her line

And she drifts into tomorrow
Maybe she can find a better way
To love and see her sorrow
Vanish in the haze

Rock 'n' roll lady
Keep on trying
Like the sand that is washed on the shore
Don't believe all the tears and the crying
She's running back for more

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