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"What's the World Coming To" is a track by Fleetwood Mac, from the album Say You Will, released 14th April 2003. The track is 3:47 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 2 articles about Fleetwood Mac.
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What's the world coming to? What they say isn't true You can't plant no seed Where there's only greed I can walk anywhere I can walk anytime But the lone highway Is the only way What's the world coming to? What's the world coming to? Everyone's gone to the moon What's the world coming to? Every night, every day In this house filled with shame I can say I care But there's no one there There's no truth in my lies There's no light in my eyes And it's all, I guess That I'll ever miss What's the world coming to? What's the world coming to? Everyone's gone to the moon What's the world coming to? I can jump right off, fall right into the ocean I can come right out, think just what I say But if I don't call for a reservation They'll just turn me down, turn me inside out I don't say what they want I don't do what they say So I'm on their list So I'm gone, I guess What's the world coming to? What's the world coming to? Everyone's gone to the moon What's the world coming to? What's the world coming to? What's the world coming to? Everyone's gone to the moon What's the world coming to?
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