Stick to your guns
Diamonds are a girls best friend
Nobody knows the trouble this poor boys seen
People will believe anything
Man on the run
Always gets it in the end
Nobody cares cause nobody shares his dream
People dont believe anything
Everything is changed
Everything is still the same
Its just a part of the game
Blood on the moon
Patterns running across the floor
A musical inside a movie inside a dream
Guess you can believe anything
Everything is changed
Everything is still the same
Its all a part of the game
Mama, papa, boys, and girls
Holding hands around the world
Wrong is wrong and right is right
Nothing changes overnight
Ill believe it when I see it in black and white
Tell me the truth
Nobody leaves here alive
In the black core of doubt
Trying to get out in the light
Sometimes you cant see anything
Everyone is changed
Everyone is still the same
They cant get out of the game
Todd Harry Rundgren (born 1948) is an American musician, singer-songwriter, record producer, and audio engineer. Considered one of the pioneers of progressive rock music in the 1970s, Rundgren achieved international fame with his debut album "Something/Anything?" (1972), which includes the hits "I Saw the Light" and "Hello It's Me". Besides his solo career, Rundgren is known for his collaborations with artists like Grand Funk Railroad, Meat Loaf, and XTC. He is also a renowned record producer, having worked with artists such as Patti Smith, The Tubes, and Hall and Oates. His musical influence spans various genres, from progressive rock to pop and electronic music. Some of his most important albums include "A Wizard, A True Star" (1973), "Something/Anything?" (1972) and "Healing" (1980).
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