Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Chris Rea
Canonical path: /rea-chris/changing-times
Related lyric paths: 6
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Changing Times
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Changing Times
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Changing times - changing rules
Make a wise man look a fool
Gone before no longer here
Look out for these signs of these changing rules
Better look out
You better look out
Look out for these changing times
Can't stop those changing times
Changing times cold hard rain
Everything's a changing
Nothing's gonna be the same
You'd better look out
'Cos you can't stop these changing times
Nothing going ever to be the same
You'd better look out
Look out for these changing times
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