Blue Spanish Sky
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Blue Spanish Sky
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It's a big blue spanish sky,
Lay on my back and watch clouds roll by.
I've got the time to wonder why,
She left me.
It's a slow sad spanish song,
I knew the words but I sang them wrong.
The one I love has left and gone,
Without me.
Now she's gone, our world has changed.
Watching a blue sky, thinking of rain.
It's a slow sad spanish song,
I knew the words but I sang them wrong.
The one that I love has left and gone,
Without me.
It's a big blue spanish sky,
I Lay on my back and watch clouds roll by.
I only wish I could make you cry,
Like I do.
Like I do.
Like I do.
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Chris Isaak performs "Blue Spanish Sky", and this lyric page sits inside the Chris Isaak catalog on LyroVerse.
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