And the World Turned piano leadsheet with chords

The girl stood on the rocks with the water at her feet and the sun on her skin,

and a tear on her cheek.

With her hand at her chest and the wind in her hair,

underneath her breath, like a beggar's prayer,

she said, "I miss you.

Come back to me.

I wish you'd

come back to me."

But nobody heard,

and the world turned,

and the world turned,

and the world turned.

And that's when the girl

reached in her pocket,

pulled out a silver, heart shaped locket,

opened it up and looked for a while at a faded boy with a lazy smile.

"Oh, how I miss you.

Come back to me.

I wish you'd

come back to me."

But nobody heard,

and the world turned,

and the world turned,

and the world turned,

and the world turned,

and the world turned,

and the world turned.

And she walked to the deepest part of the river,

and she thought about diving in.

She imagined how the current would overtake her,

how easy it would be to disappear.

But instead she tossed the locket

in the cool,

blue water.

That night in her bed, she let herself weep;

she let herself cry herself to sleep,

and there in a dream,

somewhere in the night, saw the boy in the locket by the riverside,

saying, world turned.

And the world turned,

and the world turned,

and the world turned.