Turn of the Wheel Yoko Ono

"Turn of the Wheel" by Yoko Ono, released in 1981, is a #Rock song that explores themes of change, cycles of life, and resilience. The lyrics convey a sense of hope and renewal, emphasizing the inevitability of transformation. Musically, it features avant-garde elements and experimental sounds, showcasing Ono's unique style. The song reflects her influential role in the art and music scene, resonating with those who appreciate innovative expressions of emotion and social commentary.

Our love could never take a middle road
Our love is always on a tightrope
Sometimes Im glad just to see you there
But most times Im afraid, yes, Im afraid

I miss you but I dont wanna tell you
I need you but I dont want you to know
Sometimes Im glad just to know youre here
But most times Im afraid, yes, Im afraid

Why didn't anybody tell me
That there were more heartaches to learn?
Why didn't anybody tell me
There were more corners to turn?

I dreamt of us, we were on a middle road
Holding hands and going all the way
Sometimes Im afraid, Im afraid that we are here
But most times I hold my dream, I hold my dream

Why didn't anybody tell me
That there were more streetlights to leave?
Why didn't anybody tell me
The turn of the wheel was never to cease?

Why didn't anybody tell me
That there were more streetlights to leave?
Why didn't anybody tell me
The turn of the wheel was never to cease?
The turn of the wheel was never to cease?

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