How Many Lies
Spandau Ballet
Once there were times, Once there were reasons filled with rhymes, Everything shared, everything told You keep me so warm, Protect me from all those mighty storms And dreams seem so old So look at us now, just look at us now, With our hands on our hearts And lines on our brow How many lies must we tell? How many lies must we see? How many times must we say, it's for the best? And leave truth as the casualty? Do you read through the lines, Or believe the TV and the Times? Where can we find more ways to see? You strain on the truth, And make believe all when you cry wolf, And the lies you're giving me So look at us now, just look at us now, With our hands on our hearts And lines on our brow How many lies must we tell? How many lies must we see? How many times must we say, it's for the best? And leave truth as the casualty? Oh, well the truth is hard, So when they write the book, Fiction's what you wanna be Well, it's your freedom of choice, But you know that lies, are the cancer of democracy You've painted your face, And now you've tainted your words And now you're ready and armed with love Well if you're head is steady, And your soul is ready, We're going up above So whatever you wanna be, Just come on along with me, If there's truth in our hearts, Maybe we can break free How many lies must we tell? How many lies must we see? How many times must we say, it's for the best? And leave truth as the casualty? How many lies must we tell? How many lies must we see? How many times must we say, it's for the best? And leave truth as the casualty? How many times must we say,it's for the best? And leave nothing, yeahKloron - Top 500 van 2006
Copyright: These lyrics are probably copyright and this copyright should be respected. We use the lyrics as an essential part of the process of lexically analyzing and classifying song lyrics and not for any other purpose. As all the lyrics here have been contributed by members of the public as their interpretation of the work, many will not be accurate. The artist shown is often the performer, rather than the author, of the work.