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- Imagine Me Lyrics / with translationsYou got eyes
You can see
You can try to imagine me
If you can
If you can
You got ears
You can tell
Even though you don't know me well
What I am
What I am
And I'm a man who doesn't paint a pretty picture
Sitting in the sun
Watching till the day is done
When you grow old and the sun goes out
What colour will you be
Try to imagine that time in your life
Try to imagine me
You can see
You can try to imagine me
If you can
If you can
You got ears
You can tell
Even though you don't know me well
What I am
What I am
And I'm a man who doesn't paint a pretty picture
Watching till the day is done
When you grow old and the sun goes out
What colour will you be
Try to imagine that time in your life
Try to imagine me
Facts about Imagine Me
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Imagine Me is written by Harry Hughes, William Edward Ritchie, Ian Baird Ellis.
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It is first released in 1970 as part of Clouds's album "Up Above Our Heads" which includes 11 tracks in total.
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Imagine Me falls under the genre Rock.
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Imagine Me song length is 3 minutes and 20 seconds.
Who wrote Imagine Me lyrics?
Imagine Me is written by Harry Hughes, William Edward Ritchie, Ian Baird Ellis.
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When was Imagine Me released?
It is first released in 1970 as part of Clouds's album "Up Above Our Heads" which includes 11 tracks in total.
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Which genre is Imagine Me?
Imagine Me falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Imagine Me?
Imagine Me song length is 3 minutes and 20 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by James AlexanderSongwriter(s): Harry Hughes, William Edward Ritchie, Ian Baird Ellis
Record Label(s): 2017 Chrysalis Records Limited
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Meaning to "Imagine Me" song lyrics
(1 meaning)
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