Peace Tonight
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Peace Tonight
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When you touch me
When you hold me in your arms
And you kiss me
And you miss me when I'm gone
I forget where I am
And remember where I ought to be
And the birds sing
And my heart rings out the truth
As I look for comfort in the morning
Through the memory of my youth
I forget where I am
And remember where I ought to be
And remember where I ought to be
Out of my head into your heart
That's where I'm going to find
Peace tonight
Out of my head into your heart
That's where I'm going
Out of my head into your heart
That's where I'm going
Peace tonight
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