Circus Girl
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Circus Girl
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On my way to work today I was feeling low
Heard somebody say "come and see the show"
I looked around and there she stood
The circus girl looked good
"A complementary ticket day
Would you like one?
Please don't pay, please don't pay".
I can see you now walking on your tightrope
Giving all you' got, looking like you can cope
I'll catch you if you start to fall, maybe you'll let me call
I'd like to see your caravan, say you'll let me
Say I can, do say I can.
When the circus comes to town I can recommend it
If you feeling down make a night and spend it
She'll catch you if you start to fall, maybe she'll let you call
"A complementary ticket day
Would you like one?
Please don't pay, please don't pay".
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Clifford T. Ward performs "Circus Girl", and this lyric page sits inside the Clifford T. Ward catalog on LyroVerse.
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