I don't mind if you're keeping someone else behind
I don't care 'cause you've got something I can share

Hey, take a chance, even if it's only
Only while we're dancing in the
Light of your second sight
because When you understand me
You might feel good around me now

I don't want your love to bring me down
I don't want your love, so turn it around

I won't turn you out if you've got someone else
Someone else you care about
Because you must realize
My obsessive fascination is in your imagination

I don't want your love to bring me down (I don't want your love, I don't want your love)
I don't want your love, so turn it around (I don't want your love, I don't want your love)

Your rhythm is the power to move me
It's something you control completely
I don't want your love
I don't want your love (I don't want your love)

I like noise 'cause I like waking up the house
I cannot sit down, I can't shut my mouth
But when you understand me
You might feel good around me now

Your rhythm is the power to move me
It's something you control completely
I don't want your love
I don't want your love (I don't want your love)

I don't want your love to bring me down (I don't want your love, I don't want your love)
I don't want your love, so turn it around (I don't want your love, I don't want your love)

I don't want your love (I don't want your love), I don't want your love (I don't want your love)


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I Don't Want Your Love [Shep Pettibone 7'' Mix] Lyrics as written by Nick Rhodes Simon John Charles Le Bon

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    Love this one. I've been through this one personally. Here, Simon's schooling a delusional stalker who tried to do the flip on him (pretend and say to others he is actually the one stalking her). This became a common game in the 90's. Trust Duran Duran to blast it into the open. I've actually used their lyrics against one guy. I literally told him, "You must realize: my obsessive fascination is in your imagination."

    And it was.

    Hulagirlhonoluon August 02, 2013   Link

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