Method To My Madness
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Method To My Madness
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I've played the game
Still it's not worth it
Like a woman in the rain
I close my eyes
I'm on the shelf
I know myself
I've seen the lights of every city
Tried to work out where I am
I close my mind for the day
I know the way
I've played the game
Still it's not worth it
Like a woman in the rain
So I close my eyes
I'm on the shelf
I know myself
There's never ever anybody to rely on
There isn't time to count the shoulders I have cried on
That's just circumstances
I must take my chances
But, baby, you don't know what I'm saying
But I guess that's not true
And you know that's true
But there's a method to my madness
I've played the game
Still it's not worth it
Like a woman in the rain
So I close my eyes for the day
I know the way
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Bee Gees performs "Method To My Madness", and this lyric page sits inside the Bee Gees catalog on LyroVerse.
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