Who Set The World Spinning
from Rhythms Of Life by Apricot Hill
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Who set the world spinning in the wrong direction?
I've been losing sleep
Trying to make some kind of connection
The rich are getting more
While the poor are losing what little they have
Who set the world spinning?
Who set the world spinning?
Who set the world spinning in the wrong direction?
'Cause suddenly things ain't right
We're gonna need a little correction
For the weak are beginning to fade
The strong have abandoned their brothers in need
Who set the world spinning?
Who set the world spinning?
Who set the world spinning in the wrong direction?
There's danger everywhere
We're gonna need some protection
From the nuclear and the gun
Tell me who will remain to love our daughters and sons
Who set the world spinning?
Who set the world spinning?
Who set the world spinning?
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Written and performed by Anthony Armenta
Recording, mixing and mastering by Anthony Armenta
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Apricot Hill is my solo music project. I write, perform, record, mix and master all tracks in my home
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Anthony
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