What Do You Want From Me
Pink Floyd
As you look around this room tonight Settle in your seat and dim the lights Do you want my blood, do you want my tears What do you want What do you want from me Should I sing until I can't sing any more Play these strings until my fingers are raw You're so hard to please What do you want from me Do you think I know something you don't know What do you want from me If I don't promise you the answers would you go What do you want from me Should I stand out in the rain Do you want me to make a daisy chain for you I'm not the one you need What do you want from me You can have anything you want You can drift, you can dream, even walk on water Anything you want You can own everything you see Sell your soul for complete control Is that really what you need You can lose yourself this night See inside there is nothing to hide Turn and face the light What do you want from me-Lots of Pink Floyd tracks- 70s 80s 90s a clear focus on recording stu acoustic rhythm piano an electric guitar solo an instrumental arrangement art rock awsome british british invasion Byron classic classic rock dad rock desert island songs electric guitar effects expressing gratitude extensive vamping Faves favourite pink floyd songs Favourites Floyd gloom good good shit GOod sogns great lyrics guitar Guitar Solo guy1 hard rock hazy heavy instrumental improvisati huzun innovative live lyrics Mellow mellow rock instrumentation minor key tonality Miti music music medicine for the soul negative Only Pink Floyd Pink Floid Pink Floyd prog rock Prog-Rock/Art Rock Progressive Progressive rock psychedelic Psychedelic Rock qogf rock songs with questions for title Special to me symphonic prog tracks Very Good what do u want from me who pinks at the doors
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