All That I Wanted
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All That I Wanted
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The curve of the earth tells me some things they won't be changing
The North Star, the dipper, the oceans and deserts
But over my shoulder everything's ashes and ruin
Stretched out before me is shadows and broken white lines, when...
All that I wanted
All that I wanted was you
The curve of your neck and the kisses you gave in the morning
The sound of my name leaving your mouth
All of it gone now, blowing like dust on the highway
Time may erase me, but one thing will remain
So wherever you are now
Wherever you go
I want you to know
All that I wanted
All that I wanted was you
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Darden Smith performs "All That I Wanted", and this lyric page sits inside the Darden Smith catalog on LyroVerse.
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