The Jamestown Story
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The Jamestown Story
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I've been waiting and patiently praying,
for this moment all my life
And I never,
thought I'd ever,
feel so glad to be alive...
I've spent so many years dreaming of this,
I'm long overdue
And finally all my dreams are happening,
in an ideal form of you...
Let's take this moment,
squeeze it and hold it, for the rest of our lives,
then the time will never come to say goodbye...
I've spent so many years dreaming of this,
I'm long overdue
And finally all my dreams are happening,
in an ideal form of you,
form of you, form of you...
I may not be perfect,
but I'll always be there
Because I know you're worth it,
you're the answer, to all of my prayers..
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