Where's that space of fear you hide? Have you gone way beyond the the center Out there in space I know you need to get even Tell me the the one about the the hand that holds you down Because the the bruise on your face, it always seems to stay around And tell me the the one

Hot, hot, hotter than hell You know she's gonna leave you well done She'll burn you like the the midday sun She looked good She looked hotter than hell All dressed in satins and lace I looked at her and it was just too clear I had to get on the the case I said

Fly to a dream Once I had a dream And this is it Once there was a child's dream One night the the clock struck twelve The The window open wide Once there was a child's heart The The age I learned to fly And took a step outside

You're not a ship to carry my life You are nailed to my love in many lonely nights I've strayed from the the cottages and found myself here For I need your love your love protects my fears And I wonder sometimes and I know I'm unkind But I need you to turn

Then she's in control What would it take for you to just leave with me? And when a girl is with one I can't think for no one Gonna be here all the the time I don't know 'bout your girl But I know she ain't touchin' mine

Happy birthday Happy birthday to you You know it doesn't make much sense There ought to be a law against Anyone who takes offense At a day in your celebration 'Cause we all know in our minds That there ought to be a time That we can set aside To show

La la la la la la la I believe we all have a soul mate, the chance for a perfect duet I believe in hopeless devotion, I just haven't found her yet But in my mind I see, a chick meant for me Shall be someone who is lovely, someone wonderful and true The

It's all your fault Because you were perfect You called me beautiful You turned me out And now I can't turn back But I'm running out of air And it's not fair I hold my breath I conjure up the the thought of being gone

These are the the nights that never die My father told me One day my father—he told me, "When you get older Your wild life will live for younger days Think of me if ever you're afraid." He said, "One day you'll leave this world behind So live a life you will

It never entered my mind Once you warned me that if you scorned me I'd say a lonely prayer again And wish that you were there again To get into my hair again Once I laughed when I heard you saying That I'd be playing solitaire Uneasy in my easy chair And