I got no clean clothes and my window's down
Oh, when the Fall winds blow I'm gonna leave this town
I had an old man doctor with a strong right hand
Oh when he closed that shop up he left the locks all bent

Now, no matter where I go, I'm always being told

Baby, come on and take my hand tonight
What do you got to keep you hanging round?
When the tide is rising
And the moon is bright
We can turn that wheel of fortune around
We can turn that wheel of fortune around

Had a job out west painting background scenes
Oh, when I'd cash my check, I'd crash the slot machines
I met a game show quiz man and his boyfriend too
Oh, but his cards said nothing, when I looked for you

Now, I've got to feel again your heartbeat on my skin

Baby, come on and take my hand tonight
What do you got to keep you hanging round?
When the tide is rising
And the stars are bright
We can turn that wheel of fortune around
We can turn that wheel of fortune around

At night when I'm trying to sleep
I see your trail of lace blowing in slow motion
I try but I can't touch your face
I hold it next to me and I wake up, oh no

And I know one day you'll walk my way just smiling as you say

Baby, come on and take my hand tonight
What do you got to keep me hanging round?
When the tide is rising
And the moon is bright
We can turn that wheel of fortune around
We can turn that wheel of fortune around


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