Sleep Song
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Sleep Song
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When you were asleep
I was kissing your forehead
You gave a frown
So I kissed you again
You started waking
And put your arms round my waist
Just making sure I was there
Then you drifted away
Then you drifted away
And when I awoke
I found out I'd been dreaming
Some of my bed clothes were still on the floor
I looked around
Realized you were leaving me
I saw the back of your dress
As you slipped through the door
As you slipped through the door
And when I return
I will kiss your eyes open
Take off my clothes
And I'll lie by your side
Then I will wait
Till The sandman is done with you
And as you sleepily rise
You'll find I'll be there
You'll find I'll be there
There, there
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Who performs "Sleep Song"?
Graham Nash performs "Sleep Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Graham Nash catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Come With Me and Simple Man with a short reason for opening each page next.
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