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Queen ~ In The Lap Of The Gods... Revisited


It's so easy, but I can't do it So risky but, I gotta chance it It's so funny, there's nothing to laugh about My money, that's all you want to talk about I can see what you want me to be, but I'm no fool It's in the lap of the gods, Wo wo la la la I can see what you want me to be, but I'm no fool No beginning there's no ending, there's no meaning in my pretending Believe me life goes on and on and on, Forgive me when I ask you where do I belong You say I (you can do it) can't (you can do it) (You can go and) set you free from me, but that's not true It's in the lap of the gods Wo wo la la la I can see what you want me to be, but I'm no fool It's in the lap of the gods Wo wo la la la wo Wo wo la la wo wo woooh, but that's not true It's in the lap of the gods Wo wo la la la wo, Wo wo la la wo wo woooh But I'm no fool, It's in the lap of the gods Wo wo la la la wo, Wo wo la la wo wo woooh more free lyrics

It's so easy, but I can't do it
So risky but, I gotta chance it
It's so funny, there's nothing to laugh about
My money, that's all you want to talk about
I can see what you want me to be, but I'm no fool

It's in the lap of the gods, Wo wo la la la
I can see what you want me to be, but I'm no fool

No beginning there's no ending, there's no meaning in my pretending
Believe me life goes on and on and on, Forgive me when I ask you where do I belong
You say I (you can do it) can't (you can do it)
(You can go and) set you free from me, but that's not true

It's in the lap of the gods Wo wo la la la
I can see what you want me to be, but I'm no fool
It's in the lap of the gods Wo wo la la la wo
Wo wo la la wo wo woooh, but that's not true
It's in the lap of the gods
Wo wo la la la wo, Wo wo la la wo wo woooh
But I'm no fool, It's in the lap of the gods
Wo wo la la la wo, Wo wo la la wo wo woooh

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