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What's your number
What's your number
What's your number
What's your number
What's your number
What's your number
What's your number
What's your numberI count the number a cardinal
Compound of one
999 is the number thought up
Simple arithmetic
Counting to 10
You count from number one
And reach zero again
What's your number
What's your number
What's your number
What's your numberNew moon quotients

Infinite iove
Compound fractions
When your number is up
When you can't help it
You have to bet
You let your digits run riot
On a cool cigarette
What's the expectancy
Call it demand
Caught a new number for
As long as you can
What's your number
What's your number
What's your number
What's your numberThink of number
A fraction of ten
Bring the decimal point
And you're crowded againCPL 593HI count the number a cardinal
Compound of one
999 is the number thought up
Simple arithmetic
Counting to 10
You count from number one
And go to zero againSubtracted we stand
Divided we fall
No fault in multiplying
Back to it all
You're just arriving
Deciding your fate
Coz he's painting by numbers
On his old paper plate
Can't desert you
In your hour of despair
He will point over your shoulder
To make you aware
Still numbering yourself
What are you confused about
In your final demandWhat's your number
What's your number
What's your number
What's your number
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Guitarist best known for his work with Roxy Music, although he also recorded a number of well-regarded albums in the 70s under his own name, with 801 and Quiet Sun. Manzanera continues both to produce and record, with later works incorporating more and more Latin influences (Manzanera's mother is Colombian).

Phil Manzanera on Last.fm.


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