Is this really it?
Is this the final station
It's really been quite a trip
You know it's been great to watch the sights
Playing the edited highlights
And all the outtakes you did not see
Were only my unreality
I am, I am imaginary
I am, I am imaginary
I'm the imaginary man
Imaginary man, yes I am
Imaginary, imaginary
I was always in your head
To raise your expectations
And always let it be said
I offered my very best to you
Gave you my dreams to aspire to
Involved you in all my crazy schemes
And took you to places you'd never seen
Walked down to Preservation Hall
Looking for the old trad band
It was just a momentary glance
I saw my reflection in the glass
Watched as the world went flashing past
I knew the face but could not tell
Why I couldn't recognise myself
I am, I am imaginary
I am, I am imaginary
I'm the imaginary man
Imaginary man, yes I am
Imaginary, imaginary
I'm the imaginary man, imaginary man
Imaginary man, yes I am
Imaginary, imaginary
Imaginary man, imaginary man
Sir Raymond Douglas Davies, known as Ray Davies, is a British singer, songwriter, and musician born in Hounslow, London, in 1944. He is primarily known as the leader and composer of The Kinks, a highly successful British rock band formed with his brother Dave Davies in the 1960s. Ray Davies wrote most of The Kinks' songs, characterized by a distinctive sound that blends elements of rock and roll, pop, folk, and psychedelic music. Among their most famous hits are "You Really Got Me", "All Day and All of the Night", "Lola" and "Waterloo Sunset". Besides his musical career, Davies has also acted, directed, and produced theatrical and television shows. In 2004 he was knighted for his contributions to music.
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