Dorothy
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Dorothy
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I am running up the stairs
I can hardly breathe again
Into your arms and a perfect day
From the garden where we lay
With the roses all aflame
You called my name and I meant to say
Dorothy it's been too long, so long
I looked for your face
watching down from the window
Wave me 'til I'm gone
I remember the dress you wore
And you're still here with me
But maybe
Dorothy it's been too long, so long
Now I'm waiting in the dark
In the strangeness of your bed
To hide my face where you lay your head
As I listen to the room
And it speaks about a distance never met
You were there and yet
Dorothy, it's been too long, so long
You left without saying goodbye
And I was so impatient then
Always one too cynical to pray
But I talk to you today
D'you hear me
Dorothy it's been too long, so long
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Alison Moyet performs "Dorothy", and this lyric page sits inside the Alison Moyet catalog on LyroVerse.
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