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"Crystal Ball"
        by Styx
   from Crystal Ball
    (c) 1976 A & M
     I used to like to walk the straight and narrow line.
     I used to think everything was fine.
     Sometimes I'd sit and gaze for days through sleepless dreams,
        All alone and trapped in time.
        All alone and trapped in time.
     I wonder what tomorrow has in mind for me?
     Or am I even in it's mind at all?
     Perhaps I'll get a chance to look ahead and see.
        Soon as I find myself a crystal ball.
        Soon as I find myself a crystal ball.
     But tell me, tell me where I'm going,
        I don't know where I've been,
     Tell me, tell me, wont you tell me
        And then tell me again.
     My heart is breaking,
     My body's aching,
     And I don't know where to go.
     So tell me, tell me, wont you tell me
     I just gotta know.
     Crystal Ball
       There's so many things I need to know
     Crystal Ball
       There's so many things I've gotta know
     Crystal Ball
       Wont you tell me please before I go.
     Crystal Ball


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