Pain Is So Close To Pleasure
Queen
Ooh, ooh, pain is so close to pleasure, oh yeah, Sunshine and rainy weather go hand in hand together all your life, Ooh, ooh, pain is so close to pleasure everybody knows, One day we love each other then we're fighting one another all the time, When I was young and just getting started, And people talked to me they sounded broken hearted, Then I grew up and got my imagination And all I wanted was to start a new relation, I was looking for some good old satisfaction, But pain is all I got when all I needed was some love and affection, Ooh, ooh, pain is so close to pleasure, yeah, yeah, Sunshine and rainy weather go hand in hand together all your life, Pain and pleasure. Ooh, Ooh, pain and pleasure, When your plans go wrong and you turn out the light, But inside of yout mind you have to put up a fight, Where are the answers that we're all searching for, There's nothing is this world to be sure of anymore, Some days you're feeling good, some days you're feeling bad, But if you're feeling happy someone else is always sad, Let the sweetness on love wipe the tears from your face, For better for worse, so let's make the best of the rest of our years, Ooh, ooh, pain is so close to pleasure, I told you so, Sunshine and rainy weather go hand in hand together all your life, Pain and pleasure ooh, ooh, pain is so close to pleasure, yeah, yeah, Sunshine and rainy weather go hand in hand together all your life, All your life. Pain - pleasure...80s brian may british classic rock classics freddie mercury funk maybe glam glam rock goldies good intense john deacon love the lyric odreagovani Queen queen tracks rock roger taylor tracks Yeah Yeah Yummy music
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