You And I Are a Song
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You And I Are a Song
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We are a family of music
Each of us is a song
Some of the times we’re played right
Some of the times we’re played wrong
But what we live is the melody
The love we give is the harmony
You and I are a song
All of life is a song
Went to see my mystic
And her magic said
I’ve only to look behind me
To know what’s up ahead
What I’ve lived is my melody
The love I gave was my harmony 408
All of life is a song
You and I are a song
Sing, sing your song
Sing, it’ll make you strong
Every time you sing me
Love flows from dusk ‘til dawn
Every time I sing you
Your melody lingers on
What we live is the melody
The love we give is the harmony
You and I are a song
You and I are a song
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