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'Sing' Lyrics - Gary Barlow & The Commonwealth Band (Ft. Military Wives)
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some words they can’t be spoken only sung
so hear a thousand voices shouting love

there’s a place, there’s a time
in this life when you sing what you are feeling
find your feet, stand your ground
don’t you see
right now the world is listening to what we say

sing it louder, sing it clearer
knowing everyone will hear you
make some noise, find your voice tonight
sing it stronger, sing together
make this moment last forever
old and young
shouting love tonight

to sing we’ve had a lifetime to wait
and see a thousand faces celebrate

you brought hope, you brought light
conquered fear, it wasn’t always easy
stood your ground, kept your faith
don’t you see
right now the world is listening to what we say

sing it louder, sing it clearer
knowing everyone will hear you
make some noise, find your voice tonight
sing it stronger, sing together
make this moment last forever
old and young
shouting love tonight

some words they can’t be spoken only sung
to hear a thousand voices shouting love
and light and hope

now sing
now sing
now sing
now sing

come all and sing

sing it louder, sing it clearer
knowing everyone will hear you
make some noise, find your voice tonight
sing it stronger, sing together
make this moment last forever
old and young
shouting love tonight

hear a thousand voices shouting love

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Shame : Robbie Williams

Shame is a song by Robbie Williams and Gary Barlow, taken from Williams’ second greatest hits collection, “In and Out of Consciousness”. It will be released as the lead single from the album on 4 October 2010 by Virgin Records. The single also marks the first time that both Barlow and Williams have performed together on a track since the latter left Take That in 1995.
The video was filmed at the Cowboy Palace Saloon in June 2010 and will have a country western theme. The video focuses on the relationship between Barlow and Williams, as well as Robbie’s feelings after he left Take That in 1995 and how he felt after they reformed without him and achieved unprecedented success. The song/video premiered on August 26, 2010.
Here you can watch the official video for the song.

Robbie Williams & Gary Barlow - Shame Video



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Robbie Williams & Gary Barlow - Shame Lyrics and Video

Well there’s three versions of this story mine, yours and then the truth
And we can put it down to circumstance, our childhood, then our youth
Out of some sentimental gain I wanted you to feel my pain, but it came back return to sender
I read your mind and tried to call, my tears could fill the Albert Hall, is this the sound of sweet surrender?

What a shame we never listened
I told you through the television
And all that went away was the price we paid
People spend a lifetime this way
Oh what a shame.

So I got busy throwing everybody underneath the bus
And with your poster 30 foot at the back of Toys-R-Us
I wrote a letter in my mind, but the words were so unkind, about a man I can’t remember
I don’t recall the reasons why, I must have meant them at the time, is this the sound of sweet surrender?

What a shame we never listened
I told you through the television
And all that went away was the price we paid
People spend a lifetime this way
And that’s how they stay
Oh what a shame.

Words come easy, when they’re true
Words come easy, when they’re true

So I got busy throwing everybody underneath the bus
And with your poster 30 foot at the back of Toys-R-Us
Now we can put it down to circumstance, our childhood then our youth.

What a shame we never listened
I told you through the television
And all that went away was the price we paid
People spend a lifetime this way
And that’s how they stay
Oh what a shame.

People spend a lifetime this way
Oh what a shame
Such a shame, what a shame



Song Information
Released: 4 October 2010
Genre: Pop
Label: Virgin Records
Writers: Gary Barlow, Robbie Williams