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Artist: John Wetton
Canonical path: /john-wetton/deya
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Deya
Read Deya lyrics by John Wetton on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Deya
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There’s a vision I see
A reflection of me
In a fragment
That is frozen in time
On a luminous line
For a moment
And somewhere deep in the night
There’s a girl
And she feels how I feel
‘Cause we’re living in
Seems like she’ll never know
How my solitude grows
And I shudder
To think I can’t touch
What I’m craving so much
For I love her
Somewhere deep in the night
There’s a girl
And she feels how I feel
‘Cause we’re living in
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John Wetton performs "Deya", and this lyric page sits inside the John Wetton catalog on LyroVerse.
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