Seven
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Seven
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You can judge a man
By the clothes he wears
That's what the good old
Proverbs say
But if you judge that man
By the clothes he wears
Then you're judging someone different
Every day
You've got seven faces
One for each day of the week
Seven variations
On the theme of who you are
Seven ways you change with each and
Every passing sunrise
And every time I see you
It's like I hardly know you...
If I knew what lived
Underneath the fancy clothing
Then I'd recognise who I'm
Talking to
If I knew the heart
Motivating what you're doing
Then I'd understand about
The real you
Chorus
Change is good they say
But have some moderation
How can I connect with just
A fictional creation
Chorus
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Drive Shaft performs "Seven", and this lyric page sits inside the Drive Shaft catalog on LyroVerse.
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