Dindi
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Dindi
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Sky, so vast is the sky
With far away clouds just wandering by
Where do they go? Oh I don't know, don't know
Wind that speaks to the leaves
Telling stories that no one believes
Stories of love belong to you and to me
Oh, Dindi, if I only had words
I would say all the beautiful things
That I see when you're with me
Oh my Dindi, Oh Dindi
Like the song of the wind in the trees
That's how my heart is
Singing: Dindi, happy Dindi
When you're with me
I love you more each day, yes I do, yes I do
I'd let you go away, if you take me with you
Don't you know, Dindi, I'd be running and searching for you
Like a river that Can't find the sea
That would be me without you, my Dindi
Can't find the sea
That would be me without you Dindi
Like a river that can't find the sea
That would be me without you, my Dindi
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Frank Sinatra performs "Dindi", and this lyric page sits inside the Frank Sinatra catalog on LyroVerse.
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