Under Streetlights
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Under Streetlights
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I can't help but wonder why
You can't help but cross my mind
And i'm thinking of you (thinking of you)
Hope one day it all be clear
I'll be there or you'll be here
I'll be talking with you (long talks with you)
Under streetlights
On long car rides
I can't forget your eyes
Through the dark nights
Two hours till sunrise
I can't forget your eyes
Through the years and through the miles
I just want to see you smile
And be happy with you (happy with you)
I think somehow we could always see
It'd end up being you and me
Me and you (just me and you)
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Brooke Annibale performs "Under Streetlights", and this lyric page sits inside the Brooke Annibale catalog on LyroVerse.
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