On the Turning Away
Pink Floyd
On the turning away From the pale and downtrodden And the words they say Which we won't understand "Don't accept that what's happening Is just a case of others' suffering Or you'll find that you're joining in The turning away" It's a sin that somehow Light is changing to shadow And casting it's shroud Over all we have known Unaware how the ranks have grown Driven on by a heart of stone We could find that we're all alone In the dream of the proud On the wings of the night As the daytime is stirring Where the speechless unite In a silent accord Using words you will find are strange And mesmerized as they light the flame Feel the new wind of change On the wings of the night No more turning away From the weak and the weary No more turning away From the coldness inside Just a world that we all must share It's not enough just to stand and stare Is it only a dream that there'll be No more turning away?-Lots of Pink Floyd tracks- 70s 80s alternative Awesome Guitar Jams best band in the whole univers brilliant lyrics british classic rock cyril selection classics rock eclectic rock Favorite favorite song favourite Favourites Floyd floydmania flya mainstream good great guitar solo Great guitar solos great lyrics Groups guitar hippie Holy Music love to sing loved lovely lyrics malloy2000 playlist - top song melancholy melodic melodic rock music medicine for the soul My Favorites Note to self orgasm-inducing guitar Orgasmic peace Perfection Pink Floyd Pink Floyd -On The Turning Awa Pink Floyds top five prog rock progresive rock Progressive Progressive rock psychedelic Psychedelic Rock qogf questioning rock rock top sad songs something to The Good Stuff tracks Tropican8 unbelievble stuff Underated song
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