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All About Eve ~ Let Me Entertain You


I used to know a band Two boys, a girl, they didn't understand Hung out in london bars, With beaten up guitars Searching for a short cut to the stars Then they won awards For compositions built on minor chords The darlings of the press Without resorting to undressing Giving lessons to the less adored Let me, let me entertain you Let me cheer you up And show you how everyone can Have a, have a real good time One, two, three sold-out shows They threw a party for the powdered nose Who never saw the stalls or any curtain calls Now you know how many asses had to get A kissing at the albert hall Let me, let me entertain you Let me cheer you up And make you feel everything is Gonna, gonna be alright.... Let me, let me entertain you Let me cheer you up And show you how everyone can Have a, have a real good time more free lyrics

I used to know a band
Two boys, a girl, they didn't understand
Hung out in london bars,
With beaten up guitars
Searching for a short cut to the stars

Then they won awards
For compositions built on minor chords
The darlings of the press
Without resorting to undressing
Giving lessons to the less adored

Let me, let me entertain you
Let me cheer you up
And show you how everyone can
Have a, have a real good time

One, two, three sold-out shows
They threw a party for the powdered nose
Who never saw the stalls or any curtain calls
Now you know how many asses had to get
A kissing at the albert hall

Let me, let me entertain you
Let me cheer you up
And make you feel everything is
Gonna, gonna be alright....
Let me, let me entertain you
Let me cheer you up
And show you how everyone can
Have a, have a real good time

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The Power of the Scene

When the lights dim and the first note is played, strangers become synchronized. The tremor when thousands sing together, and the melody that still echoes after the crowd disperses - this is an experience that no screen can convey. We look forward to the return of large-scale concerts to the essence of music, and we also look forward to small livehouses continuing to nourish the most vibrant soil of music.

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