TERRORVISION: Some people say CD digipak + Booklet. 1994 UK limited edition fold-out digipak. Check video

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Some People Say – Digipak + Booklet
TERRORVISION Some People Say (1994 UK limited edition 4-track CD single including Extended Mix plus Blood On My Wheels and Oblivion fold-out digipak Heiroglyphics picture sleeve with tour booklet CDVEGASS10)

Terrorvision Some People Say
Label: EMI  7243 8 82029 2 3, Total Vegas Recordings ? CD VEGASS 10
Format: CD, Single, Limited Edition, CD1
Country: UK
Released: 06 Mar 1995
Genre: Rock
Style: Pop Rock, Indie Rock
Tracklist
1 Some People Say 3:00
Producer Steve Osborne
2 Blood On My Wheels 3:20
Producer Dave King , Terrorvision
3 Some People Say (Extended Mix) 6:02
Producer, Remix Steve Osborne
4 Oblivion 3:04
Producer Gil Norton

Written-By Terrorvision

Strictly limited edition digipak including 16 page colour booklet “Terrorvision On The Road” containing exclusive photographs.
Barcode: 724388202923

Some people say that what I know should be kept secret,
Some people say I don’t know anything at all,
Some people say that what I do could be dangerous,
Some people say I don’t do anything at all.

Some people say this is a song that needs the drums in,
Some people say no its a song for the bass,
Some people say that they can’t stand what they’re hearing,
Some people say who gives a damn what they say.

Do you think I care, do you think I care,
Do you think I know or I’m aware,
Do you think I care what you say when I’m oblivious.

Some people say that I look just like my father,
Some people say I’ve got my mothers eyes,
Some people say I’m like my brother ‘cos I’m honest and truthful,
Some people say they know my brothers just another lie.

Do you think I care, do you think I care,
Do you think I know or I’m aware,
Do you think I care what you say when I’m oblivious.

Some people say that we should let the search continue,
Some people say just what the hells going on.

Do you think I care, do you think I care,
Do you think I know or I’m aware,
Do you think I care what you say when I’m oblivious