Melissa
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Melissa
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She had a light of some kind
That shined in her eyes
The way she would laugh
And capture your mind
She had a light of some kind
A prize to be won
A beauty so deep
It was an indescribable one
She had a light of some kind
Hard shell and soft heart
And when she would love you
She would love every part
She had a light of some kind
A song in her walk
Exciting to be with
And would listen when you talk
She had a light of some kind
To love in her way
That was so pure and special
It would lighten the day
she had a light of some kind
And that's what I remember
She's just like the sun
That will brightly shine forever
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Charlotte Martin performs "Melissa", and this lyric page sits inside the Charlotte Martin catalog on LyroVerse.
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