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Barclay James Harvest, The ~ Sperratus


Look in my eyes See the light of the universe I'm man, born of god Not a clown in disguise My skin is bronze My hair is gold The power within me lights the way To wealth and fame All in my name, the final goal Shout it, shout it, shout it out loud Sing it, sing it, sing to the crowd Call out, call out, call out from afar Make them, make them, make you superstar Look in my face See the light Of a thousand stars shine bright In the night As i step From the stage Don't burn your hands On my skin You can't touch what's deep within That's my soul Reaching my final goal Shout it, shout it, shout it out loud Sing it, sing it, sing to the crowd Call out, call out, call out from afar Make them, make them, make you superstar more free lyrics

Look in my eyes
See the light of the universe
I'm man, born of god
Not a clown in disguise
My skin is bronze
My hair is gold
The power within me lights the way
To wealth and fame
All in my name, the final goal

Shout it, shout it, shout it out loud
Sing it, sing it, sing to the crowd
Call out, call out, call out from afar
Make them, make them, make you superstar

Look in my face
See the light
Of a thousand stars shine bright
In the night
As i step
From the stage

Don't burn your hands
On my skin
You can't touch what's deep within
That's my soul
Reaching my final goal

Shout it, shout it, shout it out loud
Sing it, sing it, sing to the crowd
Call out, call out, call out from afar
Make them, make them, make you superstar

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