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Artist: Ken Hensley
Canonical path: /ken-hensley/somewhere-in-the-street
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Somewhere In The Street
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Somewhere In The Street
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Somewhere in the street
I saw a face I couldn't forget
Later in that street
I cried a tear of bitter regret
I reached the place
Where she stood
Only a moment before
Now there's no face
Only lonely shadows
And raindrops of tears
I am so tired
So tired of chasing
A face in a dream
Waiting and watching
From a lonely window
It's always the same
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