Oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh

We couldn't turn around
'Til we were upside down
I'll be the bad guy now
But no, I ain't too proud
I couldn't be there
Even when I try
You don't believe it
We do this every time

Seasons change and our love went cold
Feed the flame 'cause we can't let go
Run away, but we're running in circles
Run away, run away
I dare you to do something
I'm waiting on you again
So I don't take the blame
Run away, but we're running in circles
Run away, run away, run away

Let go
I got a feeling that it's time to let go
I say so
I knew that this was doomed from the get go
You thought that it was special, special
But it was just the sex though, the sex though
And I still hear the echoes (the echoes)
I got a feeling that it's time to let it go
Let it go

Seasons change and our love went cold
Feed the flame 'cause we can't let go
Run away, but we're running in circles
Run away, run away
I dare you to do something
I'm waiting on you again
So I don't take the blame
Run away, but we're running in circles
Run away, run away, run away

Maybe you don't understand what I'm going through
It's only me, what you got to lose?
Make up your mind, tell me, what are you gonna do?
It's only me, let it go

Seasons change and our love went cold
Feed the flame 'cause we can't let go
Run away, but we're running in circles
Run away, run away
I dare you to do something
I'm waiting on you again
So I don't take the blame
Run away, but we're running in circles
Run away, run away, run away


Lyrics submitted by Mellow_Harsher

Circles Lyrics as written by Austin Richard Post Adam King Feeney

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC

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    My Interpretation

    Pretty sure it's about Pi being an irrational number.

    gibsunon March 17, 2020   Link
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    General Comment

    At this point Post had had about enough of the relationship of which was like a glass,he tried picking up the pieces but he just ended up cutting himself,which is more common in most relationship U can't get the relationship U want from a person who's not ready to give it all up to U...'Let go,I get a feeling that it's time to let go' these are my favourite lyrics of the song...Here he tells his lover that it is time to let go, they've really tried but it's just not working...Great break up song indeed ????

    Amediaon October 23, 2020   Link
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    General Comment

    I really enjoyed the lyrics of

    Amediaon November 21, 2020   Link
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    General Comment

    What I meant was I really enjoyed the lyrics of the song,cuz here Postie talks of letting go...He acknowledges that he did all he could for the relationship yet it just won't work...And as a result he doesn't only set the girl free,but he also sets himself free...Great song I love it

    Amediaon November 21, 2020   Link
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    General Comment

    Unfulfilled lust only turns into hate. Sex often counterfeits itself as love. Note to self: fall in love before you fall into bed with someone.

    Mynameiscurlywhirlyon December 12, 2020   Link
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    General Comment

    The song says one thing. The Video Clip tell us another idea... Just pay attention.

    ivanaldoon June 10, 2021   Link

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