"Under Pressure" by Queen & David Bowie (Listening)

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"Under Pressure" by Queen & David Bowie




Mm ba ba de
Um bum ba de
Um bu bu bum da de
_________ pushing down on me
Pressing down on you no ______ ask for
Under pressure that brings a building down
Splits a ________ in two
Puts people on streets
Um ba ba be
Um ba ba be
De day da
Ee day da - that's okay
It's the terror of _________
What the world is about
Watching some good friends
Screaming '______ me out'
Pray tomorrow gets me higher
Pressure on people people on ________
Day day de mm hm
Da da da ba ba
Okay
Chippin' around - kick my brains_______ the floor
These are the days it never rains but it pours
Ee do ba be
Ee da ba ba ba
Um bo bo
Be lap
People on __________ - ee da de da de
People on streets - ee da de da de da de da
It's the terror of _________
What this world is about
Watching some good friends
Screaming '______ me out'
Pray tomorrow - gets me higher higher high
Pressure on people people on _______
Turned away from it all like a blind man
Sat on a fence but it _______ work
Keep coming up with love but it's so slashed and torn
Why - why - why?
Love love love love love
Insanity laughs under pressure _______ breaking
Can't we give ourselves one more chance
Why can't we give love that one _______ chance
Why can't we give love give love give love give love
Give love give love give love give love give love
'Cause love's such an old fashioned ________
And love dares you to care for
The people on the (People on _______) edge of the night
And loves (People on streets) dares you to change our _______ of
Caring about ourselves
This is our last dance
This is our last dance
This is ourselves
Under pressure
Under pressure
Pressure

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