Lazy Days Lyrics

The song Lazy Days is performed by Robbie Williams in the album named In And Out Of Consciousness: The Greatest Hits 1990 -2010 in the year 2010 .



Lazy days calling to you
Come out to play, the future lies with you
Now you can be sure love is the cure
What we're searching for is to have
A jolly good time

Crazy days but you'll get me through
And here I'll stay holding on to you
Now you can be sure our thought's unpure
Will unlock the door and we will have
A jolly good time

It can happen in any season
We don't need any reason to sit around and wait
The world can change in a second, so
I find the sunshine beckons me
To open up the gate and dream and dream

Lazy days, don't let them get you down
Wear your smile, I don't want to see you frown
Don't let them get you down

It can happen in any season
We don't need any reason to sit around and wait
The world can change in a second, so
I find the sunshine beckons me
To open up the gate and dream and dream
Then we will have a jolly good time
Time, time, time




Robbie Williams - In And Out Of Consciousness: The Greatest Hits 1990 -2010

Oct 2010

  1. Shame
  2. Heart And I
  3. Morning Sun
  4. You Know Me
  5. Bodies
  6. She's Madonna (Radio Edit)
  7. Lovelight
  8. Rudebox (Clean Radio Edit)
  9. Sin Sin Sin (Single Version)
  10. Advertising Space
  11. Make Me Pure (Edit)
  12. Tripping (Radio Edit)
  13. Misunderstood
  14. Radio
  15. Sexed Up (Radio Edit)
  16. Something Beautiful (Radio Edit)
  17. Come Undone (UK Radio Edit)
  18. Feel (Radio Edit)
  19. Mr Bojangles
  20. I Will Talk And Hollywood Will Listen
  21. Somethin' Stupid
  22. The Road To Mandalay (Radio Edit)
  23. Eternity (Radio Edit)
  24. Let Love Be Your Energy (Edit)
  25. Supreme
  26. Kids (Radio Edit)
  27. Rock DJ
  28. It's Only Us
  29. She's The One
  30. Strong
  31. No Regrets
  32. Millennium (Radio Edit)
  33. Let Me Entertain You
  34. Angels
  35. South Of The Border
  36. Lazy Days
  37. Old Before I Die
  38. Freedom (Radio Edit)
  39. Everything Changes


Lazy Days