Girl I know you're not coming back anymore
So why oh why do I keep on watching the door
I talk to you
As though you can hear what I say
But I'll lose my mind
If I keep on acting this way
I've got to get a hold on myself
Got to make believe I don't care
Got to go someplace
Find a brand new place
Got to get out and get somewhere
Got to get a hold on myself
Got to take what life has to give
Got to get on the track and lay down and die
Got to get a hold on myself
Late at night I hear footsteps sound down the hall
And I
Tell myself that you're coming back after all
Telephone rings but there's no one on the line
No, no, no
When I stop and think
I know it's all in my mind
I've got to get a hold on myself
Got to make believe I don't care
Got to go someplace
Find a brand new place
Got to get out and get somewhere
Got to get a hold on myself
Got to take what life has to give
Got to get on the track and lay down and die
Got to get a hold on myself
The Zombies are a British rock band formed in London in 1962. Considered one of the pillars of the 1960s beat scene, they achieved success with songs like "She's Not There" and "Tell Her No", which topped the charts in both England and America. Their sound, characterized by catchy melodies and orchestral arrangements, has influenced generations of musicians. After the band disbanded in 1967, members pursued solo projects or collaborations with other artists. In the 1980s, The Zombies reunited their original lineup and continued to record music and tour internationally. Their album "Odessey and Oracle" (1968), considered a masterpiece of psychedelic rock, was rediscovered in the 1990s and helped bring The Zombies back into the musical spotlight. Among their most representative songs: "She's Not There", "Tell Her No", "Time of the Season" and "Hung Up on a Dream".
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