Goldenheart
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Goldenheart
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Wide eyes
Not scared to fly
That's what we were
We were young and wild
When love was speechless
And hearts can't be broken
Those were the days
Oh the days
I wanna go
Back
I gotta go baby
To the pretty things
To the pretty things
To the pretty things
Let's go, let's go
Let's go,
Go, go, go oh
White nights
White horses
Save me from my evil forces
Those were the days
Those were the days
Oh those were the days
The pretty things
Oh the pretty things
Oh the pretty things
Oh the pretty things
Oh the pretty things
Aye, aye
I wanna go back
To the white nights
White horses
Save me from...
Oh the days
When we were...
Oh
Lost
Those were the days
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Who performs "Goldenheart"?
Dawn Richard performs "Goldenheart", and this lyric page sits inside the Dawn Richard catalog on LyroVerse.
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