Desert Song
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Desert Song
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The moon goes up and the sun goes down
And near the call we're all in
And my car had lights, I climb on an older hill
Quereling again, disappear for the night
We're restful for sin, stars are flickering lights
I left my troubles locked up tight in the city
I'll never forget the way that you smile
The sky went purple, the winds went wild
I'm living miracles sometimes
A quiet and still when the sun comes up
Too early for words, just a coffee cup
Looking out at the world
Thinking life is so damn good
I'll never forget the way that I smile
The sky went purple, the winds went wild
I'm living miracles sometimes
And don't make it back, please remember me here
My legs danging over, sipping ice cold beer
Just the earth and heavens to keep me clear and bright
I'm living miracles sometimes
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Eleni Mandell performs "Desert Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Eleni Mandell catalog on LyroVerse.
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