Starting To Turn
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Starting To Turn
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I know you must be scared
and unaware
of what I might say
And I know this must be weird
me standing here
so young in the day
But I'm already starting to turn
Already starting to turn
away
I know I must be caught
In between what
I want and should say
And we know
deep in the well of
my heart I really
want to stay
But I'm already starting to turn
Already starting to turn a-
Hey
I don't need this
'Cause I have no faith
And you should scream 'til
you're red in the face
But I won't hear most
of what you say
'Cause I'm already starting to turn
Already starting to turn
Already starting to turn away
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