La la la
La la la la
La la la
La la la la
La la la, la la la
Yeah
1,2
1, 2, 3, 4

Spin around
Come back home
You're running out on a line
Sometimes feel I'm
Going outta my mind
Stunned here waiting
For anyone to take the time
Spin around
We get further and further away
Smile and wave
Ain't got nothing to say
Frozen, waiting for anyone
To take the time
To change my mind, this time

Well I've been staring at
The sun for some time
It gets dark inside
But I don't mind
And if you're gone it's
Like I'm going blind
I can't get by this time

Spin around, jump back
Take another look at yourself
You've been hiding
All along on a shelf
Frozen, waiting for
Anyone to take the time
Spin around, come down now
'Cause it's all getting clear
Everything you ever wanted is here
You never needed anyone
To change your mind
Don't waste our time
We're fine

Well I've been staring at
The sun for some time
It gets dark inside
But I don't mind
And if you're gone it's
Like I'm going blind
I can't get by this time

La la la
La la la la
La la la
La la la la
La la la, la la la
Yeah

La la la
La la la la
La la la
La la la la
La la la, la la la
Yeah

Spin around and around
And around and around
Never want to come back down
'Cause everything
You've lost I've found
Yeah

Spin around and around
And around and around
Never want to come back down
'Cause everything
You've lost I've found
Yeah

Spin around and around and ah
Spin around and around and ah
Spin around and around and ah
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah


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Spin Around Lyrics as written by David Gibbs Adam Duritz

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    JOSIE AND TARA REID ARE SO HOT!!!!!!!! WHO CARES ABOUT THE MUSIC?? LOL j/k

    Hwrdmynson June 29, 2002   Link
  • 0
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    pity they dont sing it:P

    swizzle_stickon August 22, 2002   Link
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    are you sure it's not them performing? i heard that tara reid was really a drummer in high school - anyway i really don't care that much about it - the cartoons are better

    Born2Singon September 09, 2002   Link
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    i'msurethat they do sing it. the credits say performed by them, and they just have a few backround singers help them.

    hurleygurlie43on April 20, 2003   Link
  • 0
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    No, if you listen to director commentary it tells you. They don't sing it. There's a woman who played the voice of Josie in the songs.

    ripseyrooon April 25, 2003   Link
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    no. they dont sing it. but the movie is funny and the songs are pretty good. gotta love it.

    pinkflavoron June 26, 2003   Link
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    I was told that they were sang by the lead singer in Letters to Cleo, but don't hold me to that. (Eats a doughnut) 'cause Im not exactly sure, but it kinda sounds like her... to me? Heh, I dunno.

    dementedtissueon May 01, 2004   Link
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    I loved 'Josie And The Pussycats' and if Tara Reid and the others had been a band i have a feeling they'd have done so well, they look great together. They could have been that pop-rock female band everyone loved. Like mini Courtney Love's! Unfortunately, on the credits it says that the songs were sung by a different band. I'm not sure who, though. However, great film, great soundtrack. Particularly this song. I think 'Spin Around' is about spontaniety, and living your life to the fullest you can. It's a fun song and it's just a shame they weren't a real band.

    Licion October 14, 2004   Link

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