So Many Roads
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So Many Roads
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I hope you're happy on top, this time
I thought we'd left those games behind
but if you like, this time
I'll play the one called change a-your mind
Why did you take my love,
if you didn't need it?
I see you're playing the part, these days
of how it's always been a-this way
you stick to the script - okay
but I miss the things you used to say
Why did you take my love,
if you didn't need it?
I feel I've woken up
I feel I'm winding up
I feel like making a start today
now all the old dreams wandered away
but so many roads - which way?
I open my mouth and all I can say
Why did you call my name,
if you didn't mean it?
I feel I've woken up
I feel I'm winding up...
Why did you take my love,
if you didn't need it?
oh, why did you take my love?
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Chris Murray performs "So Many Roads", and this lyric page sits inside the Chris Murray catalog on LyroVerse.
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