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Bee Gees ~ Method To My Madness


I've played the game , still it's not worth it Like a woman in the rain I close my eyes I'm on the shelf I know myself I've seen the lights of ev'ry city Tried to work out where i am I close my mind for the day I know the way I've played the game , still it's not worth it Like a woman in the rain So i close my eyes I'm on the shelf I know my self There's never ever anybody to rely on There isn't time to count the shoulders i have cried on That's just circumstances , i must take my chances But, baby you don't know what i'm saying But i guess that's not true And you know that's true But there's a method to my madness I've played the game , still it's not worth it Like a woman in the rain So i close my eyes for the day I know the way more free lyrics

I've played the game , still it's not worth it
Like a woman in the rain
I close my eyes
I'm on the shelf
I know myself

I've seen the lights of ev'ry city
Tried to work out where i am
I close my mind for the day
I know the way

I've played the game , still it's not worth it
Like a woman in the rain
So i close my eyes
I'm on the shelf
I know my self

There's never ever anybody to rely on
There isn't time to count the shoulders i have cried on
That's just circumstances , i must take my chances
But, baby you don't know what i'm saying
But i guess that's not true
And you know that's true
But there's a method to my madness

I've played the game , still it's not worth it
Like a woman in the rain
So i close my eyes for the day
I know the way

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