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Come back to me, every time that I cry, it was you by my side.
You're the still of the night, you're my heartbeat taking flight,
you are my everything, left here in me.
People take their time, and you give them more and more, shivering by the wayside
I don't care what they say, you live in me, wherever I may, oh come back to me.
I see you in the mirror and I see you in the dawn, I see you in the tunnel, I see you in the sky
Ooh reminding me, that my life, my life will be, will be okay.
The fear in my eyes, so quick to paralyze, you are the hand from which it runs.
I see in your smile, that sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet serenity!
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As Fast As You Can
03:15
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Run to me as fast as you can. I don't want to be alone.
Run to me as fast as you can. Don't let me be alone.
Everyone wants some peace and harmony. Everyone wants some love.
Run to me as fast as you can. I don't want to be alone.
Run to me as fast as you can. Don't let me be alone.
I can't say if it's right or it's wrong, baby. I just want you here with me.
So come up those stairs as fast as you can. I don't want to be alone.
Come up those stairs as fast as you can. Don't you let me be alone.
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Irish Fire
06:19
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DarkHorse Salem Salem, Oregon
Rock, folk, blues band in Salem OR. Specializing in original music and enjoying every note we play.
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