Desert Wind
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Desert Wind
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There’s a wind blowing down the canyon
So hot and dry, the rocks turn red
Shade grows thin and shrinks to nothing
As the Sun climbs overhead
What can I say; you said it all
Your words ride on the desert wind
Telling me about tomorrow
And how a heart can love again
Did you see the stars as you lay sleeping?
As they crossed the midnight sky
I could hear my own heart beating
In the stillness of the night
What can I say, you said it all
Your words ride on the desert wind
Telling me about tomorrow
And how a heart can love again
It’s all alone with the earth and sky
The hours are long, the days go slow
Your lovin’ way, like the wind reminds me
There is so much that I do not know
What can I say, you said it all
Your words ride on the desert wind
Telling me about tomorrow
And how a heart can love again
What can I say; you said it all
Your words ride on the desert wind
Telling me about tomorrow
And how a heart can love again
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Who performs "Desert Wind"?
Lauren O'Connell performs "Desert Wind", and this lyric page sits inside the Lauren O'Connell catalog on LyroVerse.
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