Somebody Told Me
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Somebody Told Me
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Somebody told me Somebody told me Somebody told me
Something about you
I didn't believe it I couldn't believe it I'm still reeling
"Cause I just can't take the blow
Well there's laughter and love And there's a lot of pain
I never wanna see your pretty face again
Well there's laughter and love And there's a lot of pain
I never wanna see your pretty face again
Well there's laughter and love And there's a lot of pain
I never wanna see your pretty face again
Full of forgiveness You're just twisted I'm a silly little saint
With a halo of smiles But it makes no difference
Oh well. . . .
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Roger Daltrey performs "Somebody Told Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Roger Daltrey catalog on LyroVerse.
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