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Time

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Time

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Who knows why the wind blows?

Who knows where it ends?

Who can say how long it takes to come around again?

But i guess you had to ride it as far as you could go.

It might bring you back this way time only knows.

Chorus:

But time doesn't hear and time doesn't care, time doesn't wait. no, time isn't fair

Time is a healer, time is a thief, and everything it steals, it keeps.

And if just moves on down the line?

And there's nothing left behind... but time.

Who knows all the reasons, two people drift apart?

I used to always feel you here, right up against my heart.

But wind can change directions,oh you could change your mind.

I could learn to heal this heart in time.

Chorus:

But time doesn't hear and time doesn't care, time doesn't wait. no, time isn't fair

Time is a healer, time is a thief, and everything it steals, it keeps.

If just moves on down the line?

And there's nothing left behind... nothing but time.

Time moves too slowly.

Time slips away.

Theres not a paint on be train

It just moves on down the line and there's nothing left behind... but time.

Nothing but time.

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