Rick Springfield The Great Lost Art Of Conversation Lyrics

I must be blind
I can't see why
We can't work this out
It gets so tangled
When we try to talk and sort it out

There's people dying for what they believe
And I can't even choose should I stay or leave
And we're supposed to be in love

And the Great Lost Art Of Conversation
Is lost on this man tonight
And the late crossed heart of good intention
Is forgotten in the heat of the fight

We count the scars to see who won
You wear them on your heart
It feels so strange you feel so numb
I thought I'd fall apart

I'll take my leave You take your lace
Let's leave it now with some semblance of grace
No point in trying to talk anymore

And the Great Lost Art Of Conversation
Is lost on this man tonight
And the late crossed heart of good intention
Is forgotten in the heat of the fight

And know I won't keep holding on
I'm not that strong
End it, it's time we both moved on
No point in trying to talk anymore

And the Great Lost Art Of Conversation
Is forgotten in the heat of the fight
And the late crossed heart of good intention
Is lost on this man tonight

Who wrote The Great Lost Art Of Conversation lyrics?

The Great Lost Art Of Conversation is written and performed by Rick Springfield.

When was The Great Lost Art Of Conversation released?

The Great Lost Art Of Conversation is first released in 1984 as part of Rick Springfield's album "Hard to Hold" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.

Which genre is The Great Lost Art Of Conversation?

The Great Lost Art Of Conversation falls under the genre Pop.

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