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[Verse 1]
Run, run down the hill
And help me to spin
The windmill's wings
Cause they’re moving so slow
And I’m running low on alcohol
[Verse 2]
In my treasure box
I keep the fox that never lies
Go check and try not to be surprised
You’ll snort the day and I’ll snort the night
[Chorus]
I saw you in the mirror
You were smiling back at me
Let me take you to
The windmill's wings
[Verse 3]
Sweet saxophone
Melody is gone
Reach out for kisses in return
Reassure me right
Till I have the light in a pocket
[Chorus x2]
I saw you in the mirror
You were smiling back at me
Let me take you to
The windmill's wings
[Instrumental outro]
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About “Windmills” by The OMY

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"Windmills" appears on "The OMY".

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