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Bee Gees ~ Turn Of The Century


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Ev'rythings happening
At the Turn Of The cent'ry.
I'm gonna buy myself a time machine
go to the Turn Of The Cent'ry.
And all those people passing by
And the town crier makes his cry
At the Turn Of The Cent'ry,
Turn Of The Cent'ry.

Big wide hats and men is spats
At The Turn Of The Cent'ry.
With those horseless carriages
At The Turn Of The Cent'ry.
And there are lots of things to do
on a bicycle built for two
At The Turn Of The Cent'ry,
Turn Of The Cent'ry.

Ev'rythings happening
At The Turn Of The Cent'ry.
I'm gonna buy myself a time machine
go to The Turn Of The Cent'ry.
And all those people passing by
And the town crier makes his cry
At The Turn Of The Cent'ry,
Turn Of The Cent'ry.
Turn Of The Cent'ry.

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