Wheel Of Heartbreak
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Wheel Of Heartbreak
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Who can keep a moonbeam from dancing on the floor...
who can hold a feeling till it's morning?
Who can stop his lover from loving him no more...
How much do we have to keep on learning?
So much waiting
So much waiting
So much waiting
Chorus
But I don't mind this hurt I feel
Troubling my soul
Got my shoulder to the wheel of heartbreak
Feel it giving
Feel it give!
Feel it rock 'n' roll!
Opening the way for the delivery
Opening the way for the delivery.
Who can keep from wondering just how long is long...
Who can have the nerve to say forever?
Who can find a reason why something right is wrong...
How can we be free yet still together?
So much waiting
So much waiting
So much waiting
Repeat chorus
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Paul Brady performs "Wheel Of Heartbreak", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul Brady catalog on LyroVerse.
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