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The Penguin Discography: Be Yourself




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Be Yourself
    Authors »
Graham Nash, Terry Reid

    Year Written »
1971

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How does it feel
When life doesn't seem real
And you're floating about on your own
Your life seems uncertain
So you draw the curtain
Pretending there's nobody home
Don't theorize
Look in your eyes
They can't tell lies
Though you may disguise what you see
The mirror is free
We once had a savior
But by our behavior
The one that was worth it is gone
Song birds are talking
And runners are walking
A prodigal son's coming home
Don't theorize
Look in his eyes
They won't tell lies
But if he defies what you see
He'll give you a key
Be yourself
Be yourself
Be yourself
We needed a tutor
So built a computer
And programed ourselves not to see
The truth and the lying
The dead and the dying
A silent majority
Don't theorize
Look in their eyes
Are they telling lies
The ones that they learn on T.V.
What a way to be free
Be yourself
Be yourself
Then you can free yourself
Free yourself
See yourself
Then you can see yourself
Come on and see yourself

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Running Time 3:03
Performers Graham Nash (Lead Vocal), Graham Nash (Acoustic Guitar), Graham Nash (Chorus), John(n)(y) Barbata (Drums), John(n)(y) Barbata (Chorus), Calvin (Fuzzy) Samuels (Bass), Calvin (Fuzzy) Samuels (Chorus), Rita Coolidge (Piano), Rita Coolidge (Electric Piano), Rita Coolidge (Chorus)
CommentsChorus: Comprised of Everyone Loose There (which might have also included Pat Arnold, Vanetta Fields, Sherlie Matthews, Clydie King & Dorothy Morrison)
Appears On
Songs For Beginners (1971)
Graham Nash

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(C) 1971 Published by Giving Room Music, BMI All Rights Reserved. Used by permission.

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    Last Modified »
2009-01-15