Madness - Turning Blue Lyrics
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Turning Blue
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What Are The Lyrics For Turning Blue By Madness?
With the ease of a practiced smile
The tears of a crocodile Well, shake then wash your hands Of the smell of foreign land The propaganda woman said It might be worse - you could be dead Now we've an impressive show Wind it up and watch it go Still a strange thing to me Is there's no place I'd rather be Roller coasting backwards to Up and down and turning blue No pie in the sky For the small man gets smaller But a poke in the eye From an unwelcome caller Still a strange thing to me Is there's no place I'd rather be Roller coasting backwards to Up and down and turning blue Policeman's eyes on overload A fractured island might explode A million pieces washed ashore From Disneyland to Warsaw Let's have a rehearsal run An underground holiday in the sun Take time to sit and reflect A white wall where the sun collects Still a strange thing to me Is there's no place I'd rather be Roller coasting backwards to Up and down and turning blue Still a strange thing to me Well, there's no place I'd rather be Roller coasting backwards to Up and down and |
Who Wrote Turning Blue By Madness?
Mark William Bedford, Christopher John Foreman, Cathal Joseph Smyth, Daniel Mark Woodgate, Michael Barson, Lee Jay Thompson, Graham Mcpherson
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What's The Duration Of The Turning Blue By Madness?The duration of Turning Blue is 3:06 minutes and seconds. |
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