Wide Open Spaces
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Wide Open Spaces
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Wide open spaces, I'm falling
You think I'm crazy
I'm not
Voices speak loud in my head
Sometimes I can't even get them to stop
But I'd rather speak your name
Remember when you came
And how you took my breath away
So let me hear the echo of your footsteps
And let me feel your fingers through my hair
I'm trying hard to fill these open spaces
And end up counting hours you're not there
Lately I'm dreaming of water
Burning my feet in the sand
Sometimes this world is peculiar
It seems like you're always changing your plans
But I'd rather speak your name
Remember when you came
And how you took my breath away
So let me hear the echo of your footsteps
And let me feel your fingers through my hair
I'm trying hard to fill these open spaces
And end up counting hours you're not there
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Who performs "Wide Open Spaces"?
Holly Palmer performs "Wide Open Spaces", and this lyric page sits inside the Holly Palmer catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Fourteen Year Old Moment and Lickerish Man with a short reason for opening each page next.
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