You can run you can hide never let it inside
Keep livin'' your life in the dark
But sooner or later that gentle persuader
Is gonna catch up with your heart
Make you a dreamer, believer
Believin'' in love

Right when a man''s doin'' all that he planned
And he thinks he''s got just what he needs
Life will deliver a shock that will shiver
And drivin'' him down to his knees
Make him start givin'', livin''
Livin'' again

Well, it''s your mind, that tricks you in believin'' every time
Love will turn you around, turn you around
Well, it''s your heart, that talks you into to stayin'' where you are
Love will turn you around, turn you around

Out of the blue she reaches for you
And you tell her you don''t have the time
So you move away fast but you know it won''t last
''Cause you can''t get her off of your mind
Thoughts are burnin'', turnin''
They''re turnin'' around

How do you know when to stay or to go
And how do you know when it''s real
You don''t need a sign to make up your mind
You got your heart at the wheel
You want to start sharin'', carin''
Carin'' again

Well, it''s your mind, that tricks you in believin'' every time
Love will turn you around, turn you around
Well, it''s your heart, that talks you into to stayin'' where you are
Love will turn you around, turn you around

Love will turn you around, turn you around
Love will turn you around, turn you around
Turn you around


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    I guess it's not cool to like Kenny Rogers, but I can't help it -- I think so many of his early 80s songs are really catchy and have fantastic production values that make me happy. The lyrics aren't anything special here -- typical pop pablum -- but the music is fantastic.

    sharkycharmingon February 17, 2014   Link

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