Saturday's Child

Don't stop, don't turn around
It's just lonely clown who keeps calling
But you've grown quite out of love with him

The city's endless nights
The in-crowd gay young faces
Have been washed away by too many through the night and day

Saturday's child who used to say
That she could dance the world away
Saturday's child just hangs her head and cries today

How could you be so blind?
Just waking up to find
What a fool you were, 'cause you let him break your heart

You turn, you break, you bend
You're left without a friend
When you seemed to have so many at the start

Saturday's child who used to say
That she could dance the world away
Saturday's child just hangs her head and cries today

Saturday's child who used to say
That she could dance the world away
Saturday's child just hangs her head and cries today

Saturday's child, who used to say
Saturday's child

Trivia about the song Saturday's Child by The Walker Brothers

On which albums was the song “Saturday's Child” released by The Walker Brothers?
The Walker Brothers released the song on the albums “Portrait” in 1966, “In Japan” in 1987, and “Everything Under The Sun” in 2006.

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