The Day The World Stopped Turning - Gary Barlow

It was no crime

To turn about and change your mind

I thought the storm would pass

The cuts would heal, the missing you would never last

Now every hour is filled with me

Killing time that once was yours and mine

Spinning 'round again

Somehow the seasons never change

Now from

January to December

Tokyo to New York City

I can’t forget, only remember

Watching you leaving me

One hundred thousand miles an hour

It hit me like a hurricane

Took my soul and all my power

Missed the siren and the warning

Can’t forget

The day the world stopped turning

The day the world stopped turning

A better man

Would never fall, only stand

And tame the blaze

Find some focus through the drunken haze

Now every night I fight with this crazy mind

It’s telling me to find a different road

Turn a corner, start again

But every time I begin, I see

January to December

Tokyo to New York City

I can’t forget, only remember

Watching you leaving me

One hundred thousand miles an hour

It hit me like a hurricane

Took my soul and all my power

Missed the siren and the warning

Can’t forget

The day the world stopped turning

Now every day is filled with me

Killing time that once was yours and mine

Spinning 'round again

Somehow the seasons never change

So from

January to December

Tokyo to New York City

I can’t forget, only remember

Watching you leaving me

One hundred thousand miles an hour

It hit me like a hurricane

Took my soul and all my power

Missed the siren and the warning

Can’t forget

The day the world stopped turning