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Alan Parson Project, The ~ Beaujolais


Lead vocal - chris rainbow No clock beside my bed Don't try to wake me No phone upon my wall Who's going to call No knock upon my door No news to shake me Nights like the one before I can't take no more Beaujolais goes straight to my head Beaujolais puts me to shame And i don't know why i'm in this place or how i came Beaujolais and i go crazy Beaujolais i can't explain But it helps me to forget the past and ease the pain One race that i can't win With an alter ego One chance to sink or swim What am i to do One tail that i can't shake Wherever i go he go One circuit i can't break It's a catch twenty two Beaujolais goes straight to my head Beaujolais the one to blame And i don't know why i'm in this place or how i came Beaujolais will be my ruin Beaujolais i can't complain Cause it helps me to forget the past and ease the pain more free lyrics

Lead vocal - chris rainbow

No clock beside my bed
Don't try to wake me
No phone upon my wall
Who's going to call

No knock upon my door
No news to shake me
Nights like the one before
I can't take no more

Beaujolais goes straight to my head
Beaujolais puts me to shame
And i don't know why i'm in this place or how i came
Beaujolais and i go crazy
Beaujolais i can't explain
But it helps me to forget the past and ease the pain

One race that i can't win
With an alter ego
One chance to sink or swim
What am i to do

One tail that i can't shake
Wherever i go he go
One circuit i can't break
It's a catch twenty two

Beaujolais goes straight to my head
Beaujolais the one to blame
And i don't know why i'm in this place or how i came
Beaujolais will be my ruin
Beaujolais i can't complain
Cause it helps me to forget the past and ease the pain

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