Moody Blues
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Moody Blues
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Took so long you know
Trying to get to know you
And I came along
You turned and walked away
I was already to talk talk deep
You knew exactly what I had to say
So why did you smile at me only yesterday
And showed me only your indifference today
Wake up wake up look in the glass
Moody blues are gone they're gonna pass
Wake up wake up and feel the glass
Moody blues are gonna pass
They're gonna go
You and I um a nar n nar
Oh n nar na na na
Suppose you're just not there to see
Why I've no right to be
You don't speak to me or know my name
I'm standing here right on the fringe right on the fringe
Like some kind of stranger
Looking in again and again
Wake up wake up and feel the glass
Moody blues are gonna gonna pass oh oo oo
Wake up wake up
Moody blues are gonna gonna pass oo
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Declan Galbraith performs "Moody Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Declan Galbraith catalog on LyroVerse.
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