Spider Man
Read Spider Man lyrics by Cliff Richard on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Spider Man
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He's the footsteps in the night
Shadows gone before the light
Never get to see the face
Of spider man
Catcing flies just ain't his style
If you're crooked stop think awhile
Once bitten - never the same
He makes a black widow look tame
Spider man
He spins a golden web
With a golden thread
That never, never let's him down, down, down
And when the spidercatcher comes to town
He ain't around
solo
If you're walking in the park
And hear a shuffling in the dark
Don't stop to give it a glance
You know there's a pretty good chance
It's spider man, spider man
Once bitten never the same
He makes a black widow look tame
Spider man
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Cliff Richard performs "Spider Man", and this lyric page sits inside the Cliff Richard catalog on LyroVerse.
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