Lyrics of 'Smelly Feat' by Roger Hodgson

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You don't have to know what it is I know
You don't have to wonder where it is I go
I just want to find out what it is I fear
You can take me or leave me
Just tell me why it is we're all here

Oh I just wanna know - can you tell me please?
Don't you ever wonder why it is we're all here?
Don't you ever listen to what we all fear

I just wonder why,
I just want to know what it is
There's just got to be something
more than what we think this all is

Oh come on and tell me
If you think you know why
Oh come on tell me what it is
If you think you know
Oh come on and tell me
I really want to know

You don't have to wonder
But I know you do
You don't have to worry
But you know you will
There's got to be someting more
Than what we can see
Just tell me if you think you know
The way to se us all free

Oh come on and tell me
What it's we all fear
Oh come on and tell me
I really wanna know
Oh come on say
You know I wanna hear
Oh come on and tell me

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