Teach Me Tonight
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Teach Me Tonight
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The sky's a blackboard high above you
If a shooting star goes by
I'll take that star and write I love you
A thousand times across the sky
Did you say, I've got a lot to learn
Well don't think, I'm trying not to learn
Since this is the perfect spot to learn
Teach me tonight
Starting with the abc of it
Right down to the xyz of it
Help me solve the mystery of it
Teach me tonight
The sky's a blackboard high above you
If a shooting star goes by
I'll take that star and write I love you
A thousand times across the sky
One thing isn't very clear, my love
Should the teacher stand so near, my love
Graduations almost here, my love
So teach me tonight
Graduations almost here, my love
Come on and teach me, teach me tonight
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Diane Schuur performs "Teach Me Tonight", and this lyric page sits inside the Diane Schuur catalog on LyroVerse.
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