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Nik Kershaw - Nobody Knows Lyrics



Nik Kershaw - Nobody Knows Lyrics




I thought I heard a lover's sigh
It wasn't very loud
It came as I was passing by
Somebody else's cloud

The curtains were the finest lace
And when the night winds blew
I saw the dew upon her face
And other places too

Nobody knows what you do to me
And nobody's past is history
But the thing they should know seems to be
That it's nobody's business at all

I took a walk down lovers lane
A quick call to the boss
And yet again it seems my gain
Is somebody else's loss

Automobilia nowhere steer
My camera standing by
I wait for evening mists to clear
So I can find out why

Nobody knows what you do to me
And nobody's past is history
But the thing they should know seems to be
That it's nobody's business at all
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I thought I heard a lover's sigh
It wasn't very loud
It came as I was passing by
Somebody else's cloud

The curtains were the finest lace
And when the night winds blew
I saw the dew upon her face
And other places too

Nobody knows what you do to me
And nobody's past is history
But the thing they should know seems to be
That it's nobody's business at all

I took a walk down lovers lane
A quick call to the boss
And yet again it seems my gain
Is somebody else's loss

Automobilia nowhere steer
My camera standing by
I wait for evening mists to clear
So I can find out why

Nobody knows what you do to me
And nobody's past is history
But the thing they should know seems to be
That it's nobody's business at all
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Writer: Don Dubose, Joseph Richards
Copyright: Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, BMG Rights Management, Songtrust Ave

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Performed By: Nik Kershaw
Language: English
Length: 4:21
Written by: Don Dubose, Joseph Richards

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