Turn
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Turn
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How can you expect
People in their right minds
To not see between the cracks
And notice that there's something missing?
Wouldn't you agree now is the right time
To be all that we can be?
Come and dream with me
That we were all together
In perfect unity
But we are torn apart
By things that do not matter
And time is running out for us to see
We gotta turn this life around
Turn this life around
Turn this life around
Take a look around can you tell me
Why does it take a tragedy
To bring us all together?
Who can change a heart
Change a motivation?
Take it right back to the start
Come and dream with me
That we were all together
In perfect unity following the maker
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Who performs "Turn"?
Paul Colman performs "Turn", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul Colman catalog on LyroVerse.
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