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Carpenters, The ~ Turn Away


I guess you what it's all about All the answers seem so clear to you You know just exactly what do you want to do And never allow a feeling of doubt I guess you see where your road can lead And all the pain that you have in a store For now you have chosen to look every door And find on your own what you think you need () Turn away, find a way your own I'll be there waiting here to say Turn away, find a way your own I'll still be calling your name And if tried to show you how Tomorrow is never like yesterday Would you change your mind and see things my way Or are you afraid that I'll bring you down? Repeat () four times more free lyrics

I guess you what it's all about
All the answers seem so clear to you
You know just exactly what do you want to do
And never allow a feeling of doubt

I guess you see where your road can lead
And all the pain that you have in a store
For now you have chosen to look every door
And find on your own what you think you need

(*) Turn away, find a way your own
I'll be there waiting here to say
Turn away, find a way your own
I'll still be calling your name

And if tried to show you how
Tomorrow is never like yesterday
Would you change your mind and see things my way
Or are you afraid that I'll bring you down?

Repeat (*) four times

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