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Ocean Colour Scene ~ No One At All


You're a southern man You're a northern soul You're a west-ender You got eastern soul But you're no-one at all You're a rich man You're a poor man You're a this man Then you're that man But you're no-one at all You're a liar You're a winner And expert and a beginner But you're no-one at all When the wind blows That's when you know That your nose grows And your face shows That you're no-one at all You're a hard rock With your own space You're a disgrace But you've got your grace But you're no-one at all You're a hard space But you get things done If the day is lost Then the night is won But you're no-one at all You're a loner and You're an only one You're a red man Then you're a blue man But you're no-one at all more free lyrics

You're a southern man
You're a northern soul
You're a west-ender
You got eastern soul
But you're no-one at all

You're a rich man
You're a poor man
You're a this man
Then you're that man
But you're no-one at all

You're a liar
You're a winner
And expert and a beginner
But you're no-one at all

When the wind blows
That's when you know
That your nose grows
And your face shows
That you're no-one at all

You're a hard rock
With your own space
You're a disgrace
But you've got your grace
But you're no-one at all

You're a hard space
But you get things done
If the day is lost
Then the night is won
But you're no-one at all

You're a loner and
You're an only one
You're a red man
Then you're a blue man
But you're no-one at all

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