Suddenly
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Suddenly
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Suddenly, I walk on by
A vision of your blue eyes, so lovely
And suddenly, you're back with me
Over hills of valleys deep, you find me
Oh, the nights seem so long
And the days carry on
In spite of how I long for you
And the stars up above are invited to fall
Into these open arms of mine, oh
And suddenly, I feel the worst
Have we been doomed to die?
Oh, and suddenly, have I been cursed?
To live a loveless life, oh
I have waited all on my own
I'm waiting for you to come home
I'm waiting, waiting
For you
Still, the nights seem so long
And the days carry on
In spite of how I long for you
And the stars up above are invited to fall
Into these open arms of mine, oh
Suddenly, I hear your voice
It sounds just like a lullaby
Suddenly, I see you smile
For a while, for a while
Could it be, can it be?
For a while, for a while
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Who performs "Suddenly"?
ALA.NI performs "Suddenly", and this lyric page sits inside the ALA.NI catalog on LyroVerse.
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