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Once upon a time Before all this mess began I never felt alone All now stolen Simple and surreal Was it a world of make-believe You could take by the hand And I'd follow Hear my voice Did you see me coming I made the choice Now I'm running Turn me round Let me go Take me home Never thought I'd see the day When my life was not my own I will throw it all away Without sorrow But it wouldn't change a thing Wouldn't change the way I feel For today is the price I pay For tomorrow Hear my voice Did you see me coming I made a choice Now I'm running Turn me round Let me go Take me home Somehow suddenly It slipped away from me I reach out, hopelessly You're gone Hear my voice Did you see me coming I made a choice Now I'm running Turn me round Let me go Take me home Hear my voice Did you see me coming I made a choice, but Now I'm running So turn me round Let me go Take me home more free lyrics

Once upon a time

Before all this mess began

I never felt alone

All now stolen

Simple and surreal

Was it a world of make-believe

You could take by the hand

And I'd follow

Hear my voice

Did you see me coming

I made the choice

Now I'm running

Turn me round

Let me go

Take me home

Never thought I'd see the day

When my life was not my own

I will throw it all away

Without sorrow

But it wouldn't change a thing

Wouldn't change the way I feel

For today is the price I pay

For tomorrow

Hear my voice

Did you see me coming

I made a choice

Now I'm running

Turn me round

Let me go

Take me home

Somehow suddenly

It slipped away from me

I reach out, hopelessly

You're gone

Hear my voice

Did you see me coming

I made a choice

Now I'm running

Turn me round

Let me go

Take me home

Hear my voice

Did you see me coming

I made a choice, but

Now I'm running

So turn me round

Let me go

Take me home

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