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Gordon Lightfoot - The Circle Is Small Lyrics

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  • Its alright for some but not alright for me
  • When the one that Im lovin slips around
  • You think its fine to do things I cannot see
  • And youre doin it to me
  • Baby cant you see that I know how it is
  • I can see it in your eyes and feel it in the way you kiss my lips
  • I can hear it in your voice whenever we are talking like this
  • I can see the way you look when his name is mentioned and I die
  • I can watch the way you walk, the way you talk, the way you close your eyes
  • Its alright for some but not alright for me
  • When the one that Im lovin cant be found
  • The city where we live might be quite large
  • But the circle is small
  • Why not tell us all and then all of us will know
  • I can see it in your eyes and feel it in the way you kiss my lips
  • I can hear it in your voice whenever we are talking like this
  • I can see the way you look when his name is mentioned and I die
  • I can watch the way you walk, the way you talk, the way you close your eyes
  • Its alright to leave but not alright to lie
  • When you come home and you cant say where youve been
  • You think its fine to do things I cannot see
  • And youre doin it to me
  • Baby cant you see that I know how it is
  • I can see it in your eyes and feel it in the way you kiss my lips
  • I can hear it in your voice whenever we are talking like this
  • I can see the way you look when his name is mentioned and I die
  • I can watch the way you walk, the way you talk, the way you close your eyes

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