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Michael Learns To Rock ~ Breaking The Rules


On the streets you are listening to every beat of you heart Want to know if it's working and you're still alive On your feet you are walking around with your clothes torn apart In a nightmare where the question is how to survive In this dangerous land I'm trying the best that I can To be a respectable man So won't you listen, won't you listen to me Chorus: I'm breaking the law if you don't give me more than public attention I'm breaking the rules gonna like a fool On the street you are looking so hard for a place for the night All you want is understanding of your basic rights In this dangerous land I'm trying the best that I can To be a respectable man So won't you listen, won't you listen to me Chorus : I'm breaking the law if you don't give me more than public attention I'm breaking the rules gonna like a fool I'm crossing the line if you don't give me time on your television I've got something to say don't push me away more free lyrics

On the streets you are listening to every beat of you heart
Want to know if it's working and you're still alive
On your feet you are walking around with your clothes torn apart
In a nightmare where the question is how to survive

In this dangerous land
I'm trying the best that I can
To be a respectable man
So won't you listen, won't you listen to me

Chorus:
I'm breaking the law if you don't give me more than public attention
I'm breaking the rules gonna like a fool

On the street you are looking so hard for a place for the night
All you want is understanding of your basic rights

In this dangerous land
I'm trying the best that I can
To be a respectable man
So won't you listen, won't you listen to me

Chorus :
I'm breaking the law if you don't give me more than public attention
I'm breaking the rules gonna like a fool
I'm crossing the line if you don't give me time on your television
I've got something to say don't push me away

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