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Alan Parsons ~ We Play the Game


Music Written By Alan Parsons, Ken Jordan and Scott Kirkland Lyrics by Alan Parsons You drink the wine You play the fool You cross the line You lose your cool But no one cares Still no one cares You raise the bar Lost in a trance One bridge too far No second chance But no one cares Still no one cares We play the game We hold our own We fight to win We stand alone You had a dream You cast the dice Your shady scheme You paid the price But no one cares Still no one cares We play the game With hearts of stone You lose again You're on your own A turning tide A streak of light Arms open wide The end's in sight And someone cares Yes someone cares We play the game We hold our own We fight to win We stand alone more free lyrics

Music Written By Alan Parsons, Ken Jordan and Scott Kirkland
Lyrics by Alan Parsons

You drink the wine
You play the fool
You cross the line
You lose your cool
But no one cares
Still no one cares

You raise the bar
Lost in a trance
One bridge too far
No second chance
But no one cares
Still no one cares

We play the game
We hold our own
We fight to win
We stand alone

You had a dream
You cast the dice
Your shady scheme
You paid the price
But no one cares
Still no one cares

We play the game
With hearts of stone
You lose again
You're on your own

A turning tide
A streak of light
Arms open wide
The end's in sight
And someone cares
Yes someone cares

We play the game
We hold our own
We fight to win
We stand alone

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