Winds Of Change
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Winds Of Change
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Last ditch desperado
Tore the temple down down down
Tore it down
Sermon on the mountain
Arrogance of heat & lust
Turn to dust
Chorus ~
Don't swim where tides go turning
Don't walk alone in the pouring rain
Don't run where bushfires burning
Don't blow with these easy
Peaceful as a drowning
Devil of a moonless night
That's alright
Still that rain kept falling
Spittin' on the broken ground
Broken ground
Chorus ~ x 2
Winds of change
Rock me in your lying
Spinning in a clear blue sky
That's all right
Last ditch desperado
Tore the temple down down down
Tore it down
Chorus x 2
Winds of change ~ x 4
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