viernes, 4 de junio de 2010

THE WINDMILLS OF YOUR MIND: Alison Moyet

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  1. THE WINDMILLS OF YOUR MIND
    Words and music by Alan Bergman and Michel Jean Legrand

    Round, like a circle in a spiral
    Like a wheel within a wheel.
    Never ending or beginning,
    On an ever spinning wheel
    Like a snowball down a mountain
    Or a carnival balloon
    Like a carousell that's turning
    Running rings around the moon

    Like a clock whose hands are sweeping
    Past the minutes on its face
    And the world is like an apple
    Whirling silently in space
    Like the circles that you find
    In the windmills of your mind

    Like a tunnel that you follow
    To a tunnel of its own
    Down a hollow to a cavern
    Where the sun has never shone
    Like a door that keeps revolving
    In a half forgotten dream
    Or the ripples from a pebble
    Someone tosses in a stream.

    Like a clock whose hands are sweeping
    Past the minutes on its face
    And the world is like an apple
    Whirling silently in space
    Like the circles that you find
    In the windmills of your mind

    Keys that jingle in your pocket
    Words that jangle in your head
    Why did summer go so quickly
    Was it something that you said
    Lovers walking along the shore,
    Leave their footprints in the sand
    Is the sound of distant drumming
    Just the fingers of your hand

    Pictures hanging in a hallway
    And a fragment of a song
    Half remembered names and faces
    But to whom do they belong
    When you knew that it was over
    In the autumn of goodbyes
    For a moment
    You could not recall the color of his eyes

    Like a circle in a spiral
    Like a wheel within a wheel
    Never ending or beginning,
    On an ever spinning wheel
    As the images unwind
    Like the circle that you find
    In the windmills of your mind

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