Can I Sing You To Sleep?
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Can I Sing You To Sleep?
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Face to face
With our eyes closed
Well I've been thinking that we should leave this town
I've been thinking we should leave this town.
And we'll tell our friends
That we're moving out west
No one has to know
We're running from our problems.
(x2)
I'll pack our things
If you say the goodbyes
Well I've been thinking we should leave this town
I've been thinking we should leave this town.
And we'll tell our friends
That we're moving out west
No one has to know
We're running from our problems.
And we'll tell our friends
That we're moving out west
No one has to know...
So just lay down
And take a load off
Can I sing you to sleep?
(x2)
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Corey Crowder performs "Can I Sing You To Sleep?", and this lyric page sits inside the Corey Crowder catalog on LyroVerse.
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