As The World Turns
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As The World Turns
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There's a place in my heart
All broken and still
Where I may wander alone.
At the end of the day
As the world turns
I turn to thoughts of home
Though you're far away I imagine
How you would smile at this romance
And sure enough
As the world turns
And so to games of chance.
Take my part in this play
You're dealing me words I never could use
That strange beginning has no ending
When curtain falls we both lose
Though we're far apart on this old carousel
The ups and downs we share
Just remember surely as the world turns
In dreams I will be there by your side.
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Bryan Ferry performs "As The World Turns", and this lyric page sits inside the Bryan Ferry catalog on LyroVerse.
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