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Petula Clark

The Other Man`s Grass Is Always Greener

  60s  pop  female vocalists  oldies  british
309 3 часа назад

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Life is never what it seems We`re always searching in our dreams To find that little castle in the air When worry starts to cloud the mind, It`s hard to leave it all behind And just pretend you haven`t got a care There`s someone else in your imagination You wish that you were standing in their shoes You`d change your life without much hesitation But would you if you really had to choose? So, don`t look around Get your feet on the ground It`s much better by far To be just who you are The other man`s grass is always greener The sun shines brighter on the other side The other man`s grass is always greener Some are lucky, some are not But just be thankful for what you`ve got Many times, it seems to me There`s someone else I`d rather be Living in a world of make-believe To stay in bed `til nearly three With nothing there to worry me Would seem to be the life I might achieve But deep inside, I know I`m really lucky With happiness I`ve never known before And just as long as you are there beside me I know that I could ask for nothing more Then living can start With the love in your heart So, with you all the time, All the treasures I`ve longed for are mine The other man`s grass is always greener The sun shines brighter on the other side The other man`s grass is always greener Some are lucky, some are not But I`m so thankful for what I`ve got (repeat and fade out)

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