Oh I was sick and tired of everything
When you called me last night from Glasgow
All I do is eat and sleep and sing
Wishing every show was the last show
So I imagine I was glad to hear you're coming
Suddenly I feel alright
And it's gonna be so different
When I'm on the stage tonight

Super Trouper beams are gonna blind me
But I won't feel blue
Like I always do
'Cause somewhere in the crowd there's you

Facing twenty thousand of your friends
How can anyone be so lonely
Part of a success that never ends
Still I'm thinking about you only
There are moments when I think I'm going crazy
But it's gonna be alright
And everything will be so different
When I'm on the stage tonight

Super Trouper lights are gonna find me
Shining like the sun
Smiling, having fun
Feeling like a number one
Super Trouper beams are gonna blind me
But I won't feel blue
Like I always do
'Cause somewhere in the crowd there's you

So I'll be there when you arrive
The sight of you will prove to me I'm still alive
And when you take me in your arms
And hold me tight
I know it's gonna mean so much tonight

Super Trouper lights are gonna find me
Shining like the sun
Smiling, having fun
Feeling like a number one
Super Trouper beams are gonna blind me
But I won't feel blue
Like I always do
'Cause somewhere in the crowd there's you


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    An ABBA cover with a few lyric changes. Tracyanne's voice sounds like it's getting stronger and more emotive. She's perfect, simultaneously heartbreaking and heartwarming. I love CO's cover. I can imagine the fatigue of touring disappears when you get to perform for your special someone.

    noblepursuitson May 22, 2007   Link

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