Deep Spring
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Deep Spring
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Do you recall the long spring days
we used to make love just to pass the time away
hand in hand by the corner of the sea
when no one was looking we dove into the deep
Do you think of me sometimes?
Did I slip your mind?
I always return to the deep deep spring
If you have the time I'd like to take you back
'cause the same sun sets by the same train track
Do you recall the day you said to me
"souls like ours must touch to be free"
[Chorus]
I'm so close to you
just like we used to do
now I know that everything we ever said was true
All I know are trains and the fading of the light
Forever in a zero hour
between the day and night
[Chorus]
There is no one I could ever love like you
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