Someday Sarah
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Someday Sarah
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Her face can move a mountain
Her water colored eyes, they shine
Every breathe she takes, she takes a little bit of mine
She's every woman's envy
Her smile it rises like the sun
When you think you've come to the end of her, you've just begun
Someday, Sarah
Someday, you will be my baby
(x2)
Her lips ring loud with glory
Her words they rattle and the hum
There's no part of woman that she has not become
Her laughter appears like thunder
Her anger like the ocean tide
Her love is thick and sweet and it is a hair wide
Someday, Sarah
Someday, you will be my baby.
(x4)
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Dave Barnes performs "Someday Sarah", and this lyric page sits inside the Dave Barnes catalog on LyroVerse.
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