Circles
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Circles
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round and round
you walk in circles
in loops just roaming
tomorrow's mundane
but it maybe better than today ending
think you don't want to
unfinished matters left behind
in circles
moon and sun
in turn they come out
day in and day out
stop the time
don't even try to
create in one's mind
tomorrow's mundane
but it maybe better than today ending
on and on earth turn
rotate repeat one's life one's day
in sustain
on and on
in circles
tomorrow's mundane
but it maybe better than today ending
no use in trying
impossible to stop break time the cycle
on and on earth turn
rotating one's life day
in sustain
on and on
in circles
in circles
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Acid Android performs "Circles", and this lyric page sits inside the Acid Android catalog on LyroVerse.
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