Trust Your Heart
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Trust Your Heart
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In the sky the phantom moon appears at midday
To join the sun in some forgotten dance
In their light our voices tremble with reflections
Of what we know and what we leave to chance
The heart can see beyond the sun
Beyond the turning moon
And as we look
The heart will teach us
All we need to learn
We have dreams, we hold them to the light like diamonds
Stones of the moon and splinters of the sun
Some we keep to light the dark nights on our journey
And shine beyond the days that we have won
The heart can see beyond our prayers
Beyond our fondest schemes
And tell us which are made for fools
And which are wise men's dreams
Trust your heart
Trust your heart
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Who performs "Trust Your Heart"?
Judy Collins performs "Trust Your Heart", and this lyric page sits inside the Judy Collins catalog on LyroVerse.
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