The Evidence - Billy Goodman



     
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The Evidence Lyrics


Its the consequence of privileged information
You can run, you can hide but light will find a way
And wither away, haunted and haunting
We all are followed by shadows from martyrs and mercenaries
Diseased by information, plagued by what we knowBurn the evidence, it's enough to make a case
It's enough to incriminate
Burn the evidence, it's enough to make a case
It's enough to incriminateDown the empty corridor to the coroner, it's clear
[Incomprehensible]
Haunted and haunting, we are followed by shadows
Plagued by what we knowBurn the evidence, it's enough to make a case
It's enough to incriminate
Burn the evidence, it's enough to make a case
It's enough to incriminateIt's just a matter of time before they find, find out
It's just a matter of time, young man
It's just a matter of time before they find, find out
It's just a matter of time, young manIt's just a matter of time before they find, find out
It's just a matter of time, young man

It's just a matter of time before they find, find out
It's just a matter of time, it's just a matterBurn the evidence, it's enough to make a case
It's enough to incriminate
Burn the evidence, it's enough to make a case
It's enough to incriminateIt's just a matter of time before they find, find out
It's just a matter of time, young man

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Billy Goodman was born in 1954 in Yonkers, New York, into a large Irish Catholic family that had originally immigrated in the 1920s. He started playing guitar at the age of 10 and was performing by age 13. Forced by the ever-helpful nuns to sing in the school choir with his brother Frank, he still maintained a strong interest in girls, rock'n roll and getting into trouble. At age 18 he made his way to Manchester, England...

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