David Bowie – Can’t Help Thinking About Me

David Bowie – Can’t Help Thinking About Me Lyrics

Artist: David Bowie
Song: Can’t Help Thinking About Me

Question-time
That says I brought dishonour
My head’s bowed in shame
It seems

That I’ve blackened the family name
Mother says
That she can’t stand the neighbours’ talking
I’ve gotta pack my bags

Leave this home
Start walking
I’m guilty
I wish that I was sorry this time

I wish that I could pay for my crime
I can’t help thinking about me
I can’t help thinking about me
I can’t help thinking about me

Remember when we used to
Go to church on Sundays
I lay awake at night
Terrified of school on Mondays

But it’s too late now
I wish I was a child again
I wish I felt secure again
I can’t help thinking about me

I can’t help thinking about me
I can’t help thinking about me
As I pass a recreation ground
I remember my friends

Always been found and I can’t
I can’t help thinking about me
I can’t help thinking about me
I can’t help thinking about me

Now I leave them all
In the never-never land
The station seems so cold
The ticket’s in my hand

My girl calls my name Hi Dave
Drop in
See you around come back
If you’re this way again

Oh I’m on my own
I’ve got a long way to go
I hope I make it on my own
I can’t help thinking about me

I can’t help thinking about me
I can’t help thinking about me
I can’t help thinking about me
I can’t help thinking about me

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David Bowie Lyrics – Can’t Help Thinking About Me

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From the album:
Nothing Has Changed
Release Year: 1966