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Bee Gees ~ Turning Tide


What would i say if you should turn away from me I do not know if there are words that i can see I only know that i am reaching too high And who are we to touch the wind And say our ship is coming in The turning tide Tell me the answer in your changing mind, changing mind I don't know if love can last When time is gone and we are on the roundabout Would you still laugh and be a clown when love runs out Or will you say that i am reaching too high And who are we to touch the wind And say our ship is coming in The turning tide And who are we to touch the the wind And say our ship is coming in The turning tide more free lyrics

What would i say if you should turn away from me
I do not know if there are words that i can see
I only know that i am reaching too high
And who are we to touch the wind
And say our ship is coming in
The turning tide

Tell me the answer in your changing mind, changing mind
I don't know if love can last

When time is gone and we are on the roundabout
Would you still laugh and be a clown when love runs out
Or will you say that i am reaching too high
And who are we to touch the wind
And say our ship is coming in
The turning tide

And who are we to touch the the wind
And say our ship is coming in
The turning tide

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