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Artist: Charles David Sharp
Canonical path: /charles-david-sharp/her-name
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Her Name
Read Her Name lyrics by Charles David Sharp on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Her Name
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Sitting on the porch in the evening time
So I could see her
Running down the road with her long blonde hair
The air is sweeter
And I feel this pain, I wanna know her name
I wann meet her
I buttoned up my shirt and I wiped off my shoes
And I went up to her
No eyes have I seen, like the sky in the spring
There's nothing bluer
And I can't explain but when she spoke her name
I thought I knew her
No, I can't explain but when she spoke her name
I'm sure I knew her
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Charles David Sharp performs "Her Name", and this lyric page sits inside the Charles David Sharp catalog on LyroVerse.
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