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Artist: Clifford T. Ward
Canonical path: /clifford-t-ward/water-wheel
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Water-Wheel
Read Water-Wheel lyrics by Clifford T. Ward on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Water-Wheel
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This water-wheel keeps turning round
I must have told it a thousands times
There is no point in turning round
I'm on my own
Water-wheel.
This water-wheel who laughs at me
And seems to say scornfully
She's never coming back again
She's gone away
Water-wheel.
But water-wheel you know we were
Kind to you and I was kind to her
But still you turn and laugh at me
Why don't you stop
Water-wheel, water-wheel
Water-wheel, water-wheel
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Clifford T. Ward performs "Water-Wheel", and this lyric page sits inside the Clifford T. Ward catalog on LyroVerse.
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