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Artist: Allan Jones
Canonical path: /allan-jones/who-are-you
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Who Are You?
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Who Are You?
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Look into the pupils of my eyes
And you’ll see what a pretty picture luck has sent to me
Now my life’s beginning as I bathe in your reflection
Thank you luck, for guiding me in the right direction
Who are you to give this world of mine
A light and brighter shine?
I wonder who are you
To make a vacant room
A place where flowers bloom
And tell me who am I
That when I think of your face
I dance into space
So happy and graceful too
If that’s what you can do
I wonder who are you?
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