[Intro]
\nRound and round, where do we go?
\nFollow the line, but do you know
\nStart at the end, end at the start
\nA perfect circle with a missing part<\/p>\n
[Verse 1]
\nBack to the beginning, back to the claim
\nSame old story, a different name
\nTurn the corner, but there’s no square
\nEverywhere you look, it’s already there<\/p>\n
[Pre-Chorus]
\nNo beginning, no ending
\nNo straight line to defend
\nEvery answer starts another
\nAnd the circle starts again<\/p>\n
[Refrain]
\nCircular
\n(Going round n’ round)
\nQuite bizarre
\n(When round is found)<\/p>\n
Circular
\n(No no angle)
\nAll around
\n(Round, round, round)<\/p>\n
[Verse 2]
\nThe reasoning loops, the logic bends
\nA question begins where the answer ends
\nSame conclusion, different route
\nTurn it inside, turn it out<\/p>\n
A closed-loop argument, a self-made track
\nProving the point by bringing it back
\nIf the evidence never gets in
\nHow can you tell where the truth begins?<\/p>\n
[Refrain]
\nCircular
\n(Going round n’ round)
\nQuite bizarre
\n(When round is found)<\/p>\n
Circular
\n(No no angle)
\nAll around
\n(Round, round, round)<\/p>\n
[Bridge]
\nA circle has no corner
\n(No place to hide)
\nOne continuous journey
\n(From side to side)<\/p>\n
But roundabout reasoning
\nGets nowhere fast
\nYou can’t prove the future
\nBy repeating the past<\/p>\n
[Breakdown]
\nWhat’s the point?
\n(It’s going around!)
\nWhere’s the line?
\n(There isn’t one found!)<\/p>\n
What’s the proof?
\n(It’s all in the spin!)
\nWhere does it end?
\n(Where it begins!)<\/p>\n
[Refrain]
\nCircular
\n(Going round n’ round)
\nQuite bizarre
\n(When round is found)<\/p>\n
Circular
\n(No no angle)
\nAll around
\n(Round, round, round)<\/p>\n
[Outro]
\nRound and round, the same old sound
\nLost and found, but never bound
\nNo beginning, no ending call
\nCircular, circular, all in all<\/p>\n
Round, round, round…
\nGoing round n’ round…
\nCircular!<\/p>\n