In Park
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In Park
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Touching hands and lips we wept
Thinking back to our last parting
The things that we’ll never forget
All that’s felt left alone is heartache
My love you’re just what’s in need
For the lonely hear at work inside me
The situation that we’re in
Will only get better with time
Love trust me
Let’s take the long way home
Delay the inevitable
Tears come down in streams
Why is this happening?
Are we almost home?
(Are those your arms around me?)
Are those really tears?
(Or is this just a dream?)
We made the long trip home
( I feel your arms around me)
Tears come down in streams
(Thank God this isn’t a dream)
Touching hands and lips we wept
Thinking back to our last parting
The things that we’ll never forget
Our cherished memories
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Landing Feet First performs "In Park", and this lyric page sits inside the Landing Feet First catalog on LyroVerse.
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