Carol Kenyon - Singer Not The Song lyrics

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Carol Kenyon - Singer Not The Song lyrics

[Bridge 1] Somewhere in the chorus Somewhere in the verse You're boxing for the glory Fighting for the purse Somewhere in the chorus Somewhere in the verse Things get better before they get worse [Verse 1] I'm not the ba** player or the drummer in the band I don't do much by the microphone stand Hanging round the back stage, sharpie in my hand It's all I ever do, it's hard to understand [Hook] Singer in the spotlight Dancer in the moonlight Someone to love somewhere tonight [Chorus] I'm the singer, not the song, yeah The singer, not the song Your heartfelt entertainer I'm the singer, not the song, yeah Singer, not the song I'm here to serenade ya I'm the singer, not the song The singer, not the song A modest troubadour I'm the singer, not the song The singer, not the song I sing and nothing more [Verse 2] I'm the player, not the game The player, not the game I watch them come from near and far She don't remember my name Remember my name No one gives a damn who you think you are [Bridge 2] Somewhere in the chorus Somewhere in the verse Some days the band refuse to rehearse Somewhere in the chorus Somewhere in the verse Everyday's a blessing, never a curse [Hook] Singer in the spotlight Dancer in the moonlight Someone to love somewhere tonight [Chorus] I'm the singer, not the song, yeah The singer, not the song Your heartfelt entertainer I'm the singer, not the song, yeah Singer, not the song I'm here to serenade ya I'm the singer, not the song The singer, not the song A modest troubadour I'm the singer, not the song The singer, not the song I sing and nothing more (Interlude) [Hook] Singer in the spotlight Dancer in the moonlight Someone to love somewhere tonight [Chorus] I'm the singer, not the song, yeah The singer, not the song Your heartfelt entertainer I'm the singer, not the song, yeah Singer, not the song I'm here to serenade ya I'm the singer, not the song The singer, not the song A modest troubadour I'm the singer, not the song The singer, not the song I sing and nothing more