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Chris Rea ~ If You Were Me (duet With Elton John)


If you were me And i was you If you had to play my part out What would you do Two crazy stories, Two different views If you were me And i was you If you were me And i was you What kind of crazy things Would i have to do Who likes to party Who stays at home If you were me And i was you Never like strangers Though never the same Two circus side-shows And laughter in the rain You stay with the full moon You search for the stars Thank god it's heaven Here we both are If you were me And i was you If you had to play my part out What would you do Two crazy stories, Two different views If you were me, if you were me If you were me and i was you more free lyrics

If you were me
And i was you
If you had to play my part out
What would you do
Two crazy stories,
Two different views
If you were me
And i was you
If you were me
And i was you
What kind of crazy things
Would i have to do
Who likes to party
Who stays at home
If you were me
And i was you

Never like strangers
Though never the same
Two circus side-shows
And laughter in the rain
You stay with the full moon
You search for the stars
Thank god it's heaven
Here we both are

If you were me
And i was you
If you had to play my part out
What would you do
Two crazy stories,
Two different views
If you were me, if you were me
If you were me and i was you

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