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Alan Parson Project, The ~ You Don't Believe


(lenny zakatek - lead vocal) My eyes with your vision My choice but always your decision My play with your direction Well it's my lead but always your connection But when i look into your eyes you don't believe me B I can see it in your eyes you don't believe My words, your expression My land, always your possession My song, your production Moby expense is always your deduction But when i look into your eyes you don't believe me I can see it in your eyes you don't believe And the face i see before me Is both sides of a mirror You really know you've got a hold on me And the face you're looking into Is both sides of a window And any way you look you see through me My fame, your reflection My weakness always your protection Well it's my terms on your conditions And they're my tunes but they're your compositions But when i look into your eyes you don't believe me I can see it in your eyes you don't believe more free lyrics

(lenny zakatek - lead vocal)

My eyes with your vision
My choice but always your decision
My play with your direction
Well it's my lead but always your connection

But when i look into your eyes you don't believe me
B
I can see it in your eyes you don't believe

My words, your expression
My land, always your possession
My song, your production
Moby expense is always your deduction

But when i look into your eyes you don't believe me
I can see it in your eyes you don't believe

And the face i see before me
Is both sides of a mirror
You really know you've got a hold on me
And the face you're looking into
Is both sides of a window
And any way you look you see through me

My fame, your reflection
My weakness always your protection
Well it's my terms on your conditions
And they're my tunes but they're your compositions

But when i look into your eyes you don't believe me
I can see it in your eyes you don't believe

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