Like a Wheel
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Like a Wheel
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Baby wake up
the time has come
the time has come
for you to be alone
I'm sorry
I have to go
But hand on my heart
Oh I'll be back for you
I'll come for you
And believe me
it will be so damn hard
but even if it tears you apart
just don't give in
Like a wheel that's turning,
I'll come running,
always back to you
In a blink of an eye
these hands of time
will bring me back
always back to you.
Can you hear me?
So far away
As the tears roll down your face
don't be afraid.
Like a wheel that's turning,
I'll come running,
always back to you
In a blink of an eye,
these hands of time
will bring me back to you
My love
my creed
My everything I need
Like a wheel that's turning,
I'll come running,
always back to you
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Who performs "Like a Wheel"?
Livingston performs "Like a Wheel", and this lyric page sits inside the Livingston catalog on LyroVerse.
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