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Can We Still Be Friends - Robert Palmer



     
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We cant play this game anymore
But can we still be friends?
Things just cant go on like before
But can we still be friends?We had something to learn
Now its time for the wheel to turn
Grains of sand, one by one
Before you know, its all goneLets admit we made a mistake
But can we still be friends?
(Can we still be friends?)
Heartbreaks never easy to take
But can we still be friends?
(Can we still be friends?)Its a strange sad affair
Sometimes seems that we just dont care
Dont waste time feeling hurt
Weve been through hell togetherCan we still be friends?Can we still get together sometimes?
(Can we still be friends?)
Hey babe, can we still go on and on and on?We awoke from our dream
Things are not always what they seem

Memories linger on
Its like a sweet, sad, old songCan we still be friends?

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Robert Allen Palmer (January 19, 1949 – September 26, 2003), born in Batley, Yorkshire, England, was a British singer. He was known for his soulful voice and the eclectic mix of musical styles on his albums, combining soul, jazz, rock, reggae, blues, and even yodeling.

His eighties hits were promoted by particularly striking award winning videos, featuring an all-female, black-clad backing band. The memorable videos, directed by Terence Donovan, featured heavily on MTV and played a large part in his transatlantic success.

His eighties success was kickstarted by his participation in supergroup The Power Station, along with Andy Taylor and John Taylor of Duran Duran and Tony Thompson of Chic.

Robert Palmer died on September 26, 2003 in Paris, France, while staying at the Warwick de berri Hotel. The cause of death was of a heart attack. He was in Paris promoting his Drive CD which had been released in May of 2003. He was joined there by his longtime friend, Jack Bruce. Robert Palmer was engaged to Geraldine Edwards at the time of his death. He was survived by his parents, Anna and Leslie Palmer, his brother, Mark Palmer, his fiancee, Geraldine Edwards, and his children, James, Jane, Anna, Anthony and Martin. He is interred in London, England.

Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley (1974)
Pressure Drop (1975)
Some People Can Do What They Like (1976)
Double Fun (1978)
Secrets (1979)
Clues (1980)
Maybe It's Live (1980) (live)
Pride (1983)
Riptide (1985)
Sweet Lies (1987) (single)
Heavy Nova (1988)
Addictions Volume I (1989) (compilation)
Don't Explain (1990)
Addictions Volume II (1992) (compilation)
Ridin' High (1992)
Honey (1994)
Very Best Of Robert Palmer (1997) (compilation)
Woke Up Laughing (1998) (compilation)
Rhythm & Blues (1999)
Best Of Both Worlds: The Robert Palmer Anthology (1974-2001) (2002) (compilation)
TV Dinners (2003)
Drive (2003)

Albums by the group Power Station:
Power Station (1985)
Living in Fear (1997)

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