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Oasis ~ To Be Someone


To be someone must be a wonderful thing A famous footballer a rock singer Or a big film star, yes I think that I would like I would like that To be rich and have a lot of fans And lots of girls to prove that I'm a man To be number one - and loved by everyone Getting drugged up with my trendy friends They really dig me, man, and i dig them And the money that I spend, it is like my fame, and it's quickly gone No more swimming in my guitar shaped pool No more reporters at my beck and call No more cocaine, now it's only ground chalk And I can't afford a taxi so I have to walk Didn't I have a nice time Wasn't it sucha nice time Didn't I have a nice time I realize I should have stuck to my guns You stood me out just like a bastard son And I lost myself, but I know that it was wrong And it cost me a lot No more drinking cause now the club shuts down And I'm out here on my arse with the rest of you clowns I get really scared without my bodyguard And I'm sitting all alone in my expensive yard Didn't I have a nice time Wasn't it such a nice time Didn't I have a nice time Wasn't it such a nice time I remember it was a nice time To be someone must be a wonderful thing more free lyrics

To be someone must be a wonderful thing
A famous footballer a rock singer
Or a big film star, yes I think that I would like
I would like that
To be rich and have a lot of fans
And lots of girls to prove that I'm a man
To be number one - and loved by everyone

Getting drugged up with my trendy friends
They really dig me, man, and i dig them
And the money that I spend, it is like my fame, and it's quickly gone

No more swimming in my guitar shaped pool
No more reporters at my beck and call
No more cocaine, now it's only ground chalk
And I can't afford a taxi so I have to walk

Didn't I have a nice time
Wasn't it sucha nice time
Didn't I have a nice time

I realize I should have stuck to my guns
You stood me out just like a bastard son
And I lost myself, but I know that it was wrong
And it cost me a lot

No more drinking cause now the club shuts down
And I'm out here on my arse with the rest of you clowns
I get really scared without my bodyguard
And I'm sitting all alone in my expensive yard

Didn't I have a nice time
Wasn't it such a nice time
Didn't I have a nice time
Wasn't it such a nice time
I remember it was a nice time
To be someone must be a wonderful thing

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