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Gold And Silver - Quicksilver Messenger Service



     
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Gold And Silver Lyrics


Gold and Silver don't mean a thing
You spend your fortunes on diamond rings
It holds you back from your true ending
You feel so useful condemning me
You're half the man
(You're half the man that I am)
You're half the man
(You're half the man)
Corroded minds and black and white eyes
The honest side will break all of your ties
These fleeting games and the emptiest lies
You want it all; you want it all
My misfortune's your guarantee
And when I'm falling you'll gain the lead
And living hostel is all you need
You gave your heart up for awful things
You're half the man
(You're half the man that I am)

You're half the man
(You're half the man)
Corroded minds and black and white eyes
The honest side will break all of your ties
These fleeting games and the emptiest lies
You want it all; you want it all
I'm so tired and getting bored
With all the overdramatic tones
So lend me all your ears
Cause right now I'm gonna say
Corroded minds and black and white eyes
You want it all; you got it all
Corroded minds and black and white eyes
The honest side will break all of your ties
These fleeting games and the emptiest lies
You want it all; you want it all
Corroded minds and black and white eyes
The honest side will break all of your ties
These fleeting games and the emptiest lies
You want it all; you want it all
Gold and Silver don't mean a thing

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Quicksilver Messenger Service is an American psychedelic rock band, formed in 1965 in San Francisco. Of all the bands that came out of the San Francisco area during the late 60s, Quicksilver Messenger Service typified the style, attitude and sound of that era. Dogged by early personnel changes, the original band in 1964 comprised of vocalist Dino Valenti, guitarist John Cipollina, David Freiberg on bass and vocals, Jim Murray on vocals and harmonica, and drummer Casey Sonoban.

Read more about Quicksilver Messenger Service on Last.fm.


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