Turning Mist
Read Turning Mist lyrics by Pearl Jam on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Turning Mist
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Now all the Sundays seem so blue
Just to change a week it is to blame
Don't wanna open any wounds
I just want to laugh again
Don't feel the Christmas without you
All the lights have turned to gray
The rain upon the passing cars
Blurrs your smile
Was it worth it?
I was gone so long
You deserve this
Just give our love this try
Was it worth it in the long run?
All the sunshine of your smile
Has been turning in the mist
Of my eyes
Tell me, are you leaving
Feel all lies
Was it worth it?
I was gone so long
You deserve this
Just give our love this try
Was it worth it in the long run?
In the long run
In the long run
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Who performs "Turning Mist"?
Pearl Jam performs "Turning Mist", and this lyric page sits inside the Pearl Jam catalog on LyroVerse.
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