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Getting Nowhere lyrics
Was surely bound to fail
For morning, noon and evening
He'd be chasing his own tail
He was running around in circles
Running around in circles
Getting nowhere
A squirrel in a treadmill cage
Around and round he'd go
You'd think he'd be in a rage
But seems he didn't know
He was running around in circles
Running around in circles
Getting nowhere
The man who runs a carousel
Is often heavy hearted
He rides all day, but sad to say
He winds up where he started
So concentrate and clear your mind
Of schemes that never last
Or you'll wake up some day and find
Your chances all are past
You've been running around in circles
Running around in circles
Getting nowhere
Getting nowhere very fast
Running around in circles
Running around in circles
Getting nowhere
Running around in circles
Running around in circles
Getting nowhere
The man who runs a carousel
Is often heavy hearted
He rides all day, but sad to say
He winds up where he started
So concentrate and clear your mind
Of schemes that never last
Or you'll wake up some day and find
Your chances all are past
You've been running around in circles
Running around in circles
Getting nowhere
Getting nowhere very fast
Was surely bound to fail
For morning, noon and evening
Part of these releases
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- Track 43 on Bing Crosby Meets Al Jolson
- 42 Chat
- 44 All By Myself
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