Headlights
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Headlights
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Will you still come back
Where the north wind blows
And snow fills the sky
Come with me
We'll take this train
Tonight
Headlights coming
I'm wasting comin' see
I can't hear you
Calling me
Headlights coming
I'm wasting
Don't let me go
Headlights coming
Our way
I climbed this hill so high
And the city lights
Are faded away
And you, you have
This love inside
Tonight
Headlights coming
I'm wasting comin' see
I can't hear you
Calling me
Headlights coming
I'm wasting
Don't let me go
Headlights coming
Our way
Headlights coming
I'm wasting
Don't let me go
Headlights coming
Our way
And will you still come back?
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Bruce Aisher & Richard Salmon performs "Headlights", and this lyric page sits inside the Bruce Aisher & Richard Salmon catalog on LyroVerse.
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