See You Soon
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See You Soon
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Sailed on a ship so far away
Across the North Atlantic sea
Crashed on the rocks of misery
I thought that no one would find me
No one really knows what it is
Made my way through Wickwood trees
Where the oak the plum the elder were kind to me
They asked me what fortune do you seek?
I said I just wanna know what it is
They said no one really knows what it is
I fought for love on London streets
Where the young blood grew cold inside of me
I threw all my doubt in river Thames
Oh cause I think I've found what it is
I think she's got what it is
Oh I think she's got what it is
Ohhhh mmmm
Across the sky you flew
I'm never far from you
I'll see you soon
I'm never far from you
I'll see you soon
Darlin' I'll see you real soon
(I'm gonna see you soon)
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Austin Basham performs "See You Soon", and this lyric page sits inside the Austin Basham catalog on LyroVerse.
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