Soft Winds
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Soft Winds
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Soft winds whisper
Sweet words to my love
Soft winds, tell him
The dreams I'm dreaming of
He's gone too long
I'm on the blue sea
Find him, soft winds
And bring him back home to me
Blow, blow soft winds
I'm on the blue sea
Tell him, soft winds
I'm sad and lonely
Since he left me
My heart is empty
Blow, blow, soft winds
And bring him back home to me
(Soft winds whisper
Soft winds tell her
She's gone too long
Find her, soft winds)
Blow, blow, soft winds
I'm on the blue sea
Tell him, soft winds
I'm sad and lonely
Since he left me
My heart is empty
Blow, blow, soft winds
And bring him right back to me [2x]
Blow, blow, soft winds
And bring him back home to me
Blow, blow, soft winds...
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Dinah Washington performs "Soft Winds", and this lyric page sits inside the Dinah Washington catalog on LyroVerse.
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