Splendid Morning
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Splendid Morning
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I'm sure it's not doubt
That's driving us out
Out of our Gardens of Eden
It's having the ocean
Wanting the drop
But coming ever closer
Coming ever closer
Don't let down
I won't do so
No matter how hard the wind will blow
We might not gain eternity
But we had a splendid morning
Almost together
So far apart
We're running the risk of a broken heart
But we love and we give
And we die while we live
Coming ever closer
Coming ever closer
Don't let down
I won't do so
No matter how hard the wind will blow
We might not gain eternity
But we had a splendid morning
We might not have eternity
But we had a splendid
We had a splendid
We had a splendid morning
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Colin Blunstone performs "Splendid Morning", and this lyric page sits inside the Colin Blunstone catalog on LyroVerse.
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