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Artist: Jim Reeves
Canonical path: /jim-reeves/talking-walls
Related lyric paths: 6
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Talking Walls
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Talking Walls
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When the shades of twilight close the day in my solitute I steal away
And a sweet familiar voice calls from the shadows of the talking walls
The talking walls bring laughter tears and pain
A touch of summer's love and winter's rain
Every step we made my heart recalls you are there behind the talking walls
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As they speak to me I hear your name and a spark is kindled to a flame
Such a vivid memory walks in and I'm reaching for the phone again
The talking walls bring laughter...
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