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Billy Idol ~ The Invisible Man


Everywhere he goes Everything he does Everything proves to him That he don't exist for them Cos they don't understand what the invisible man understands Everyday he tries Every night he dies Looking for someone like him Someone who don't walk by him Someone who knows what the invisible man understands He doesn't sell cars He doesn't sell clothes Never famous And know one knows Stick and stone ain't hurt him You can dance on his grave when he's gone But the invisible man will still touch your hand Until you understand what he wants Do you think you know him Do you think that you know him The lies and deceit you give The curses and cries you give Do you understand what the invisible man understands Invisible man do you understand Maybe it is you? Invisible man do you understand Maybe it is you? Maybe it is you? Maybe it is you? Maybe it is you? Maybe it is you? Do you think you understand Do you think you understand more free lyrics

Everywhere he goes Everything he does Everything proves to him That he don't exist for them Cos they don't understand what the invisible man understands Everyday he tries Every night he dies Looking for someone like him Someone who don't walk by him Someone who knows what the invisible man understands He doesn't sell cars He doesn't sell clothes Never famous And know one knows Stick and stone ain't hurt him You can dance on his grave when he's gone But the invisible man will still touch your hand Until you understand what he wants Do you think you know him Do you think that you know him The lies and deceit you give The curses and cries you give Do you understand what the invisible man understands Invisible man do you understand Maybe it is you? Invisible man do you understand Maybe it is you? Maybe it is you? Maybe it is you? Maybe it is you? Maybe it is you? Do you think you understand Do you think you understand

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