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Alan Parson Project, The ~ Let's Talk About Me


David paton - lead vocal Let's talk about me for a minute Well how do you think I feel about what's been going on Let's talk about me for a minute Well how do you think I feel about what's gone wrong Let's talk about dreams I never learned to read the signs Let's think about what it all means I never seem to have the time Let's talk about you and your problems All that i seem to do is spend the night Just talking 'bout you and your problems No matter what i say i can't get it right Don't think about dreams Is it all a waste of time Don't think about what it all means If you are a friend of mine Talk about me, for a minute I'm the one who's losing Talk about me, for a minute I'm the one who's always losing out And how do you think I feel about what's been going on Let's talk about me for a minute Well how do you think I feel about what's gone wrong Let's think about dreams We never seem to have the time Let's talk about what it all means If you are a friend of mine Let's talk about me I'm the one who's losing out I'm the one who's losing out I'm the one who's losing out, losing out Talk about me, for a minute I'm the one who's losing Talk about me, for a minute I'm the one who's always losing out more free lyrics

David paton - lead vocal

Let's talk about me for a minute
Well how do you think
I feel about what's been going on
Let's talk about me for a minute
Well how do you think
I feel about what's gone wrong

Let's talk about dreams
I never learned to read the signs
Let's think about what it all means
I never seem to have the time

Let's talk about you and your problems
All that i seem to do is spend the night
Just talking 'bout you and your problems
No matter what i say i can't get it right

Don't think about dreams
Is it all a waste of time
Don't think about what it all means
If you are a friend of mine

Talk about me, for a minute
I'm the one who's losing
Talk about me, for a minute
I'm the one who's always losing out

And how do you think
I feel about what's been going on
Let's talk about me for a minute
Well how do you think
I feel about what's gone wrong

Let's think about dreams
We never seem to have the time
Let's talk about what it all means
If you are a friend of mine

Let's talk about me
I'm the one who's losing out
I'm the one who's losing out
I'm the one who's losing out, losing out

Talk about me, for a minute
I'm the one who's losing
Talk about me, for a minute
I'm the one who's always losing out

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