Something More
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Something More
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I would be your eyes so you can see the morning light
The world around me
And the day we'll feel to tired I'd close my eyes
And keep you in my heart
I know there's something more
I will be your touch so you can feel once again
My hair and my skin
The day we'll feel to cold we'll stay at home
And keep each other warm
I know there's someting more
I know there's someting more
Tell me why do I see you everywhere
Every step I take you're there
Tell me why do I see you everywhere
Oh, I can feel there's something more
There's someting more
I will be your ear so you can hear the courts beloved
And the melodies
And the day might time will come we'll sing along,
Because there's someting more
I know there's someting more
I know there's someting more
Tell me why do I see you everywhere
Every step I take you're there
Tell me why do I see you everywhere
Oh, I can feel there's something more
There's something more
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Emilie Simon performs "Something More", and this lyric page sits inside the Emilie Simon catalog on LyroVerse.
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