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Tears For Fears ~ The Working Hour


These things That I've Been told Can rearrange My world My doubt In time But inside out This is the working hour We are paid by those who learn by our mistakes This day And age For all And not for one All lies And secrets Put on Put on and on This is the working hour We are paid by those who learn by our mistakes And fear is such a vicious thing It wraps me up in chains Find out Find out What this fear is about Find out Find out What this fear is about more free lyrics

These things
That I've
Been told
Can rearrange
My world
My doubt
In time
But inside out

This is the working hour
We are paid by those who learn by our mistakes

This day
And age
For all
And not for one
All lies
And secrets
Put on
Put on and on

This is the working hour
We are paid by those who learn by our mistakes

And fear is such a vicious thing
It wraps me up in chains

Find out
Find out
What this fear is about
Find out
Find out
What this fear is about

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