Where You Are
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Where You Are
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does the moon got its head on where you are tonight
does it dress up in yellow, golden and white
and when I look to the stars will I know where you are when I look to the stars
does the ocean wear velvet where you are tonight
does it rock you to sleep, dear, softly, just right
and when I look to the stars will I know where you are when I look to the stars
does the sky still fly above you
does the ground still stand below
does the ocean swim around you
like it did those years ago
and do raindrops dance down at your feet tonight
do they sparkle and disappear in the lamplight
and when I look to the stars will I know where you are when I look to the stars
when I look to the stars I will know where you are when I look to the stars
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Who performs "Where You Are"?
Clare Burson performs "Where You Are", and this lyric page sits inside the Clare Burson catalog on LyroVerse.
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