You're taking the fun out of everything
You're making me run, when I don't wanna think
You're taking the fun out of everything
I don't wanna think at all

There's no other way
There's no other way
All that you can do is watch them play

You're taking the fun out of everything
You're making it clear, when I don't wanna think
You're taking me up, when I don't wanna go up anymore
I'm just watching it all

There's no other way
There's no other way
All that you can do is watch them play

There's no other way
There's no other way
All that you can do is watch them play

I'll watch you play
I'll watch you play

There's no other way
There's no other way
All that you can do is watch them play

There's no other way
There's no other way
All that you can do is watch them play

There's no other way
There's no other way
All that you can do is watch them play

There's no other way
There's no other way
All that you can do is watch them play


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There's No Other Way [Remastered] Lyrics as written by David Rowntree Steven Alexander James

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    Thanks djcarl, for the reaction to my interpretation. Is Blur making music again? Just playing one show?

    johnxon March 09, 2009   Link

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