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Lyrics. Well they met up on a chemical weekend. Bodies hot although the evening was cool. Now he works all the hours that god sends. And she whiles away the hours at school. Like a fool he tells her this pure white kiss. Maybe a purple too will be enough for you. And as her heart beats faster now the things to ask her. About love without love.
"Outside" is a song by English singer-songwriter George Michael, released on 19 October 1998 as the lead single from his first greatest hits album, Ladies & Gentlemen: The Best of George Michael (1998).
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- “Freedom ’90” (Listen Without Prejudice, Vol. 1) Michael had the unique misfortune among major rock-era pop stars of having to spend virtually his entire career rejecting the performer he had just finished being.
- “Last Christmas” (Single, 1984) Jeez, like it wasn’t already hard enough to stay dry-eyed through this song. After this particular holiday season, the glistening synth-pop of “Last Christmas” is bound to take on an unfortunate and everlasting new resonance for George Michael fans, as the song’s overpowering Yuletide melancholy inevitably gets wrapped up in depressing Where Were You When You Heard?
- “One More Try” (Faith, 1987) With synths that presaged Sinead O’Connor’s most incomparable hit and a power-waltz sway that paved the end of the road for Boyz II Men, “One More Try” stands as the closest thing Michael has to a forgotten classic.
- “Everything She Wants” (Make It Big, 1984) A remarkable thing about Michael’s first 15 years in pop music was how, even as a gay man pressured by forces around him to keep his sexuality hidden, his songwriting never came off as misdirecting or forced, even in retrospect.
George Michael Lyrics - 156 song lyrics sorted by album, including .
