Cerebral Man
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Cerebral Man
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What's Your Line This Time, Cerebral Man
Whenever You Walk Through My Door
I Start to Sweat, I'm Falling in Slow Motion, and I'm Losing Control
And the Walls Are Too High to Jump, the Walls Are Too High to Jump
Chorus:
I Hear Thunder, It's in My Soul
Can You Hear the Thunder Roar, You Better Get Back
I Hear Thunder, Who's in Control
Can You Hear the Thunder Roar, Better Get Back Cerebral Man
The Cutting Edge, It Hides Behind Those Eyes of Woe
Your Tears Won't Make a Bed of Roses, What We Had I Cannot Love
The Walls Are Too High to Jump, the Walls Are Too High to Jump
Chorus
(Solo)
And the Walls Are Too High to Jump, the Walls Are Too High to Jump
Chorus Repeats 2x [1.: Both Parts '..., You Better Get Back']
Cerebral Man, Cerebral Man
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Cadell Meryn performs "Cerebral Man", and this lyric page sits inside the Cadell Meryn catalog on LyroVerse.
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