Diving For Pearls
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Diving For Pearls
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We'll take a few days off in paradise
You and I
We'll fall in love again
Under a perfect sky
Late in the evening watching nightbirds fly
Moonlight dancing in their eyes
We'll swim the ocean 'til it's late at night
You and I
Make love and sing all night
Until the day arrives
Late in the evening under a tropic sky
Stars shine inside loving eyes
[Chorus:]
We're diving for pearls
We're diving so deep
The ocean's calling
And the dolphins speak
We're diving for pearls
Under the blue sea
They rise from the seabed
And follow me
We came a long way to this wonderland
You and I
To love again once more
Under magic skies
Late in the evening when the world's asleep
Remembering how great it could be
[Chorus 2x]
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Annie Haslam performs "Diving For Pearls", and this lyric page sits inside the Annie Haslam catalog on LyroVerse.
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