Turning Again
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Turning Again
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Turning again I face this fight and freely fall
A`walk in the dark
The reason hides, the sense is blind
Reality's thin, I touch it's paper walls again
Slipping in between, nerves return to steel
Hammered and blue
There's no-one home to pin this one to
Building on air
The storm it blows your future bare
I'm hanging on a bending line
the will dissolves and leaves this fire
It's getting close to curtain call
It burns in the gut
And numbness soaks this poison up
Pulled at the root
You can't replace this corner tooth
I'm hanging on a bending line
And all that's left's this fire, this fire
Let it burn for you, let it burn for you
Turning again I face this fight and freely fall
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John Carrie and Moor Green performs "Turning Again", and this lyric page sits inside the John Carrie and Moor Green catalog on LyroVerse.
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