Eliza Doolittle
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Piano Song

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Piano Song

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I hope that you, aren't just a melody

I hope that you, aren't just chords bringing me harmony,

I hope that you, aren't an illusion of my mind,

I hope that you have a voice,

That can whisper, gentle and kind.

I have been holding this romance,

I have needed you, like the moon needs the sun,

How did I not realise how much I hungered for you,

How did you just hypnotise my when I'm thinking of you,

You are in my mind, I didn't think I would leave you behind,

Come back to me, the bee's losts it's honey.

I hope that you, aren't just a melody

I hope that you, aren't just chords bringing me harmony,

I hope that you, aren't an illusion of my mind,

I hope that you have a voice,

That can whisper, gentle and kind.

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Eliza Doolittle performs "Piano Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Eliza Doolittle catalog on LyroVerse.

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