Justified
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Justified
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The night wanders on
And her ghost sings in a summer song
Still she'll be away from me
You'll wake at her side
As your world spins in a thunderstorm, but still
The storm lingers on
And you won't know where you're going to
But still she'll go on
Justified to find a place away from me
Chorus:
And all through the night I'm dreaming of you
And all through the night I do, yes, I do
And all through the night I'm searching for you
And all through the night
You stay by her shore
And you feel so indestructible, but still
She wakes on her own
As her sun sets in an hourglass
But still she'll go on
Justified to find a place away from me
(Chorus)
Through the night, through the night
And all through the night I'm searching for you
And all through the night I'm searching for you
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John Mc Glynn performs "Justified", and this lyric page sits inside the John Mc Glynn catalog on LyroVerse.
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