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Oasis ~ The Fame


Breaks like glass But not in your hand They'll shoot you down Right where you stand And it don't care for what you wear Or which way you might sway It calls you up But not on the phone And they will drag you from your throne And you may laugh while you sit there Sipping your champagne And they all laugh at your despair Sniffing your cocaine I'm a man of choice in an old Rolls Royce And I'm howling at the moon Is my happening to deafening For you? For you? It's maybe The Fame It's walked out on your name It's sees you crying Never did explain Am I the name Blowing through you Like a hurricane It's a shame It's a shame It's a shame It will not fall Not from the sky And it don't eat no humble pie And you may have your quiet life But I bet you don't know why It makes you a mess You didn't believe You still don't know what makes me breathe And you may laugh while sitting there Sipping your champagne And they all laugh at your despair Sniffing your cocaine I'm a man of choice in an old Rolls Royce And I'm howling at the moon Is this happening to deafening For you? For you? It's maybe The Fame It's walked out on your name It's sees you crying Never did explain Am I the name Blowing through you Like a hurricane It's a shame It's a shame It's a shame It's maybe The Fame It's walked out on your name It's sees you crying Never did explain Am I the name Blowing through you Like a hurricane And I've walked out on your name It sees you cry Up from the sky You never did explain Why I'm still Blowing through you Like a hurricane more free lyrics

Breaks like glass
But not in your hand
They'll shoot you down
Right where you stand
And it don't care for what you wear
Or which way you might sway
It calls you up
But not on the phone
And they will drag you from your throne

And you may laugh while you sit there
Sipping your champagne
And they all laugh at your despair
Sniffing your cocaine
I'm a man of choice in an old Rolls Royce
And I'm howling at the moon
Is my happening to deafening
For you?
For you?

It's maybe The Fame
It's walked out on your name
It's sees you crying
Never did explain
Am I the name
Blowing through you
Like a hurricane

It's a shame
It's a shame
It's a shame

It will not fall
Not from the sky
And it don't eat no humble pie
And you may have your quiet life
But I bet you don't know why
It makes you a mess
You didn't believe
You still don't know what makes me breathe

And you may laugh while sitting there
Sipping your champagne
And they all laugh at your despair
Sniffing your cocaine
I'm a man of choice in an old Rolls Royce
And I'm howling at the moon
Is this happening to deafening
For you?
For you?

It's maybe The Fame
It's walked out on your name
It's sees you crying
Never did explain
Am I the name
Blowing through you
Like a hurricane

It's a shame
It's a shame
It's a shame

It's maybe The Fame
It's walked out on your name
It's sees you crying
Never did explain
Am I the name
Blowing through you
Like a hurricane

And I've walked out on your name
It sees you cry
Up from the sky
You never did explain
Why I'm still
Blowing through you
Like a hurricane

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