Talk To You
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Talk To You
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Seen it from the outside
Seen that every love was passing me by
Never even thinking
I could be so unbelievably shy
That I couldn't even take a chance
And catch your eye
Oh, how I wanna talk to you
Hit me like a hammer
Left me with a silly smile on my face
Suddenly the winner
Seemed to me the only horse in the race
That I, that I had lain a stake on
Surely I was bound by fate to talk to you
Just one more dream come true
Here am I in love with you
Just one conversation
Please lend me an ear
You'll see, you're all for me
Something to believe in
Everytime I see that spark in your eye
Message I'm receiving
Let's me know this feeling can't be denied
I know I'll show what I mean
I'll say hello, that's how I'll talk to you
Just one more dream come true
Here am I in love with you
Just one conversation
Please lend me an ear
Just one conversation
That's all I need you see
Just one conversation
Start talking to me
Just one conversation
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Who performs "Talk To You"?
Barbara Dickson performs "Talk To You", and this lyric page sits inside the Barbara Dickson catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Behind The Wall and Blue Skies with a short reason for opening each page next.
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