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Artist: Abbie Gale
Canonical path: /abbie-gale/ps
Related lyric paths: 6
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P.S.
Read P.S. lyrics by Abbie Gale on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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P.S.
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Oh my dearest
What words describe
Which feeling grows inside my heart
Oh the sunset comes
And a perfect glowing sun still shines inside
Many miles you're far away
Could this passion lead the way
Lead you safely in my arms
Been through fire and kiss and glass
All this time seems like a blink
Something spoken something missed
Could forever be the truth
Or just never in advance
My desire and your green eyes
Fit to me like summer skies
Come together in the end
Never gone never forget
Oh the autumn
When will you see the falling leaves
My falling eyes
Oh the nightfall
What is this whisper do the stars speak of my words
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Abbie Gale performs "P.S.", and this lyric page sits inside the Abbie Gale catalog on LyroVerse.
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