When you go awayit tries my patienceAin't got a whole lot of time
I always seem to end upstanding at the stationcrying to the end of the line
I know you don't ownnothing of meor want tobut ain't I got a right to say -Baby don't goor the wind and the worldslip away
And I end upstanding in circles againand spinning my whole world around
Well I can't find a friendon whom I can depend or defendand I'm down
I been spending all my time in limbo
You know, but you go onso lay low
No show until it's gone
Empty bed morningssure get lonelyAin't got a whole lot of speed
I always seem to wake upfeeling homely
Begging like a dogon a very short lead
I know it don't meanthat you don't want to love mebut ain't I got a right to shout - Baby don't goor the wind turns the worldupside down(
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