There She Goes
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There She Goes
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There she goes, she's magic
Do you know why she cries?
You see the heart of heaven in her eyes.
She walks upon the waters
Of your dreams and lies
Upon your bed of love and life and dies.
There she goes
Even in small ways
There she goes
It seems like always
There she goes, she's magic
I see her everywhere.
Her dancing and delight defy despair
She troubles me with troubles
And a silent stare
Pretending she's pretending I don't care.
There she goes, she's magic
If you could understand
The faith and trust her love and light demand
With prophecy and poetry
At her command
She holds the key to heaven in her hand
There she goes, she's magic
Do you know why she cries?
She sees the heart of heaven in your eyes.
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Who performs "There She Goes"?
Jimmie Dale Gilmore performs "There She Goes", and this lyric page sits inside the Jimmie Dale Gilmore catalog on LyroVerse.
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