Where do we go from here
now that all other children are growin' up?
And how do we spend our lives
if there's noone to lend us a hand?

I don't wanna live here no more,
I don't wanna stay
Ain't gonna spend the rest of my life,
Quietly fading away

Games people play,
you take it or you leave it
Things that they say,
Honor Brite
If I promise you the Moon and the Stars,
Would you believe it?
Games people play
in the middle of the night

Where do we go from here
now that all of the children have grown up?
And how do we spend our time
knowin' nobody gives us a damn?

I don't wanna live here no more,
I don't wanna stay
Ain't gonna spend the rest of my life,
Quietly fading away

Games people play,
You take it or you leave it.
Things that they say,
Just don't make it right.

If I'm telling you the truth right now,
Do you believe it?
Games people play
in the middle of the night

Games people play,
You take it or you leave it
Things that they say,
Honor Brite
If I promise you the Moon and the Stars,
Would you believe it?
Games people play
in the middle of the night

Games people play,
You take it or you leave it
Things that they say,
Just don't make it right
If I'm telling you the truth right now,
Do you believe it?
Games people play
in the middle of the night


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