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Camera One Lyrics - Singles - Josh Joplin Group

The sandy-haired son of Hollywood 

Lost his faith in all that's good 

Closed the curtain, unplugged the clock 

Hung his clothes on the shower rod 

But he never got undressed 

And no, he never made a mess 

 

It's funny how life turns out 

The odds of faith in the face of doubt 

Camera One closes in 

The soundtrack starts, the scene begins 

 

You're playing you now 

You're playing you now 

You're playing you now 

You're playing you now 

You're playing you now 

Take a bow, take a bow 

 

The trophy wife from Palisades 

Whose yearbook beauty never fades 

Sits and watches the sea fold in 

And wonders what might have been 

If she could ever have the chance 

Would she do it all again? 

 

It's funny how life turns out 

The odds of faith in the face of doubt 

Camera One closes in 

The soundtrack starts, the scene begins 

 

You're playing you now 

You're playing you now 

You're playing you now 

You're playing you now 

You're playing you now 

Take a bow, take a bow 

 

On the corner by his streets 

He sits in his lawn chair in the heat 

Sightseers see what they want 

He's selling star-maps to the sun 

 

The sandy-haired son of Hollywood 

Lost his faith in all that's good 

Closed the curtain, unplugged the clock 

Hung his clothes on the shower rod 

But he didn't get undressed 

And no, he didn't seem depressed 

 

It's funny how life turns out 

The odds of faith in the face of doubt 

Camera One closes in 

The soundtrack starts, the scene begins 

 

You're playing you now 

You're playing you now 

You're playing you now 

You're playing you now 

You're playing you now 

 

You're playing you now 

You're playing you now 

Take a bow, take a bow 

Take a bow, take a bow 

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