Soul Transmission

Robbie Williams

Transposer:

INTRO: Verse: Vacant in a photograph waiting This isn’t just a hurricane When you know what’s coming It’s a soul transmission As we walk through history together Do you think we still come from this world we live on? It’s a sole condition How does it feel What do you want me to say? Cos I said it feels like being Alone on Christmas day VERSE : Pretty soon the world will start shaking Living in a tremolo And I don’t get injured In my soul transmission How does it feel What do you want me to say? Cos I said it feels like being Alone on Christmas day Sights and sounds At the end of the day Make me feel like being Alone on Christmas day (Bridge) Go keep it up It’s your soul transmission Go keep it up It’s your soul transmission Go keep it up It’s your soul transmission Go keep it up It’s your soul transmission Verse: Waiting in an empty cathedral To look at what I’m running from And I don’t get nervous It’s a soul transmission OUTRO (Chorus) : How does it feel What do you want me to say? Cos I said it feels like being Alone on Christmas day Sights and sounds At the end of the day Make me feel like being Alone on Christmas day

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