Yes, Love Has Come
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Yes, Love Has Come
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Can't say why,
Why should this be?
All of a sudden
A surge of joy in me
Joy of living, joy of love
Of believing, dreaming of
Such a sky turning bright,
So much blue
Who on this earth could ever suppose
The rebirth of a rose in a flowerless world
But a miracle sometimes can happen
And it doesn't have to be just in heaven
What was only a lonely and so endless void
Would be turned into rapture and joy
My heart sings, dances a waltz,
Flies without wings wherever it wants,
Then halts...
For it's love
Yes, love has come,
Has come at last.
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Carlos Lyra performs "Yes, Love Has Come", and this lyric page sits inside the Carlos Lyra catalog on LyroVerse.
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