Difference between revisions of "Walk Away (song)"
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Later on, in 1985 it became a part of [[First And Last And Always]].<br/> | Later on, in 1985 it became a part of [[First And Last And Always]].<br/> | ||
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And in the summer when the clouds show through<br/> | And in the summer when the clouds show through<br/> | ||
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Then with always close around and<br/> | Then with always close around and<br/> | ||
Now you gaze toward the doorway<br/> | Now you gaze toward the doorway<br/> | ||
| − | When the weather comes falling down | + | When the weather comes falling down<br/> |
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CHORUS<br/> | CHORUS<br/> | ||
And when the rain comes down<br/> | And when the rain comes down<br/> | ||
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(away) (away) away away (away) away <br/> | (away) (away) away away (away) away <br/> | ||
away away walk away<br/> | away away walk away<br/> | ||
| − | Would you choose to walk away | + | Would you choose to walk away<br/> |
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And when the rain comes down<br/> | And when the rain comes down<br/> | ||
Would you choose to walk or stay<br/> | Would you choose to walk or stay<br/> | ||
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Would you choose to stay<br/> | Would you choose to stay<br/> | ||
Would you<br/> | Would you<br/> | ||
| − | Walk walk walk walk walk away | + | Walk walk walk walk walk away <br/> |
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Though when the day is nearly<br/> | Though when the day is nearly<br/> | ||
Through I might see the same way too if<br/> | Through I might see the same way too if<br/> | ||
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Know or understand the circumstance<br/> | Know or understand the circumstance<br/> | ||
Behind then I might clear your<br/> | Behind then I might clear your<br/> | ||
| − | Mind and you won't have to go so | + | Mind and you won't have to go so<br/> |
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| − | CHORUS | + | CHORUS<br/> |
So when the rain comes down<br/> | So when the rain comes down<br/> | ||
Would you choose to walk or stay, would you<br/> | Would you choose to walk or stay, would you<br/> | ||
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away away walk away<br/> | away away walk away<br/> | ||
Would you choose to walk away<br/> | Would you choose to walk away<br/> | ||
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| + | Music: Wayne Hussey / Lyrics: Andrew Eldritch<br/> | ||
| + | <span style="color:darkblue;"> Lyrics and music are property and copyright of their respective rights holders and provided only for study purposes. </span><br/> | ||
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Revision as of 22:04, 31 October 2009
Walk Away first appeared on the Walk Away single, released in October 1984.
Later on, in 1985 it became a part of First And Last And Always.
Walk Away
And in the summer when the clouds show through
I might go the same way too if
You and I could talk together
Well what am I supposed to do with
You and I would walk together
Then with always close around and
Now you gaze toward the doorway
When the weather comes falling down
CHORUS
And when the rain comes down
Would you choose to walk or stay
Would you choose to walk
Would you choose to stay
Would you
Walk walk walk walk walk away
(away) (away) away away (away) away
away away walk away
Would you choose to walk away
And when the rain comes down
Would you choose to walk or stay
Would you choose to walk
Would you choose to stay
Would you
Walk walk walk walk walk away
Though when the day is nearly
Through I might see the same way too if
You would name the things
That bring you down on me so I could say it's
Not quite true if you don't really
Know or understand the circumstance
Behind then I might clear your
Mind and you won't have to go so
CHORUS
So when the rain comes down
Would you choose to walk or stay, would you
Choose to walk, would you choose to stay, would you
(away) (away) away away (away) away
away away walk away
Would you choose to walk away
Music: Wayne Hussey / Lyrics: Andrew Eldritch
Lyrics and music are property and copyright of their respective rights holders and provided only for study purposes.
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