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Robbie Williams ~ Will Talk, Hollywood Will Listen


I wouldn't be so alone The they knew my name in every home Kevin Spacey would call on the phone But I'd be too busy Come back to the old ville and dine Cameron Diaz give me a sign I'd make you smile all the time Your conversation would compliment mine I will talk and Hollywood will listen See them bow and my every word Mr Spielberg look just what you're missing Doesn't that seem a little obsurd Bow at my every word Buy up the rights to my book Live on a ranch from what the box office took I'll go and visit the set They'll call me their saviour All the peoples will scorn celebrity Lives on the moon But, I'll be back home in June To promote the sequel I will talk and Hollywood will listen See them bow and my every word Mr. Spielberg look just what you're missing Doesn't that seem a little obsurd Bow at my every word more free lyrics

I wouldn't be so alone
The they knew my name in every home
Kevin Spacey would call on the phone
But I'd be too busy
Come back to the old ville and dine
Cameron Diaz give me a sign
I'd make you smile all the time
Your conversation would compliment mine

I will talk and Hollywood will listen
See them bow and my every word
Mr Spielberg look just what you're missing
Doesn't that seem a little obsurd
Bow at my every word

Buy up the rights to my book
Live on a ranch from what the box office took
I'll go and visit the set
They'll call me their saviour
All the peoples will scorn celebrity
Lives on the moon
But, I'll be back home in June
To promote the sequel

I will talk and Hollywood will listen
See them bow and my every word
Mr. Spielberg look just what you're missing
Doesn't that seem a little obsurd
Bow at my every word

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