Shalom
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Shalom
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The cradle of my desire
Is at your command
What's in a name Shalom?
Segue to my street and
In the middle of it say hello
In the fragrance of your peace
A blossom falls
And my memory remembers
An angel call
What's in a name Shalom?
Segue to my street and
In the middle of it say hello
On the trail of where a kiss leads to
I breathe a sigh
Invisible voices say hello
And then goodbye
Maybe she'll come back
Maybe she'll come back home
What's in a name Shalom?
Segue to my street and
In the middle of it say hello
And on Dovetail Junction is a caravan
Where the cradle of my desire is
At your command
Maybe she'll come back
Maybe she'll come back home
What's in a name Shalom?
Segue to my street and
In the middle of it say hello
In the fragrance of your peace
A blossom falls
And my memory remembers
An angel call
The well of loneliness is wet with tears
As a canopy of clouds steals
The limelight from the stars
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Terence Trent D'arby performs "Shalom", and this lyric page sits inside the Terence Trent D'arby catalog on LyroVerse.
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