Awakening Baby
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Awakening Baby
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I can feel your heart or is it mine? Or it ours?
Outside something blooms alongside us
This love predates my name and my face and my age
Something is awakening
Awakening
Baby, baby
Baby, baby
There have been signs in the cards and in the sky
And in the backroads of my mind I've taken you
Now you're talking to the fire like a lover again
Your place I've never been
Something is awakening
Baby, baby
Baby, baby
Your hair in my bed is regarded as a relic
My past and my future envy me
Touch your shoulder, feel your breath in my ear
Bring you that much closer
Something is awakening
Baby, baby
Baby, baby
Awakening babe
Awakening babe
Awakening babe
Awakening
Awakening babe
Awakening babe
Awakening babe
Awakening
Baby
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Jess Williamson performs "Awakening Baby", and this lyric page sits inside the Jess Williamson catalog on LyroVerse.
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