Over And Out
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Over And Out
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You were too weird
You were too weird
For your own skin, baby
You were too weird
For your own piece of mind
Took a step in the sky
Without a high wire
Took a touch tone ride
But I could not come clean
Come clean
You were too weird
You were too weird
To be flying by night
I shot for the moon
But you turned of the light
Took a step in the sky without a high wire
Took a touch tone ride in the stars
I've been laughing all my life
And waiting for a smile
Over and out, Over and out
She'd do me over and out
You were too weird
Candles and curtains to cover the guilt
You were too vale for the light
Took a step in the sky without a high wire
Took a touch tone ride in the stars
I've been laughing all my life
And waiting for a smile
Strung out hanging by the phone
Waiting for a line
Over and out, Over and out
She'd do me over and out
I'd dance at you in the stars
Over and out
You were too weird
But I couldn't come clean
You were too weird
Over and out
You were too weird
You were too weird
But I couldn't come clean
Over and over and out
Over and out
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Bruce Dickinson performs "Over And Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Bruce Dickinson catalog on LyroVerse.
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