The Winds
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The Winds
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It's the little signs when he walks away
And you're left there standing on two weak legs
The way he shifts his eyes
And won't connect with yours
It's when you realize
He'll never give you more
Sometimes you never see it coming
Sometimes love will send you running
And the winds will change
Straighten out your track
When you least expect it
It'll come right back
And when you are all alone
In the strangest setting
Nothing on your mind
But he caught you eye
Sometimes you never see it coming
Sometimes love will send you running, running
See the coming or going
Just like the seasons or the ocean tide
See the coming or going
Just like the seasons or the ocean tide
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Jessie Baylin performs "The Winds", and this lyric page sits inside the Jessie Baylin catalog on LyroVerse.
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