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Barclay James Harvest, The ~ Waiting On The Borderline


Going down with a troubled mind You leave me waiting on the border line I'm thinking it's a waste of time Taking me for a ride You say that you're good for me Was a time when i'd let it be But now there's no reality Do you think that i' m blind? Get back to your own side of the highway You're straying across the line I know you're a heart breaking lover Isn't any other time to take a ride Get back in the long grass Get back to the street Go take another walk Don't bother me Good loving is hard to find You keep playing the same old rhyme Got the feeling that you're gonna be Travelling down the line You play in another key Go tell your friends that i set you free I know the way it used to be Watching you hitch a ride Get back to your own side of the highway You're straying across the line I know you're a heart breaking lover Isn't any other time to take a ride Get back in the long grass Get back to the street Go take another walk Don't bother me more free lyrics

Going down with a troubled mind
You leave me waiting on the border line
I'm thinking it's a waste of time
Taking me for a ride
You say that you're good for me
Was a time when i'd let it be
But now there's no reality
Do you think that i' m blind?

Get back to your own side of the highway
You're straying across the line
I know you're a heart breaking lover
Isn't any other time to take a ride
Get back in the long grass
Get back to the street
Go take another walk
Don't bother me

Good loving is hard to find
You keep playing the same old rhyme
Got the feeling that you're gonna be
Travelling down the line
You play in another key
Go tell your friends that i set you free
I know the way it used to be
Watching you hitch a ride

Get back to your own side of the highway
You're straying across the line
I know you're a heart breaking lover
Isn't any other time to take a ride
Get back in the long grass
Get back to the street
Go take another walk
Don't bother me

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