These Words
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These Words
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Have you ever seen the gold horizon
Touching on your heart it makes me weak
This is what she said to me
Whispered softly in my ear while sleeping
Walk the shore of life and dont be frightened
Every corner turned youl see me there
Call my name reach out my hand let me know il understand your grevance
(Chorus)
These words that you gave me
You loved and you made me
What you wanted me to see
is what you wanted me to be
these words that you gave me
you loved and you made me
what you wanted me to see
was what you wanted me to be
(whispers something)
One day you will see a gold horizon
tel me of the breaking on that day
youl be old and il be gone
heckles youl hear of our song
youl listen(oh youl listen)
(chorus)
(break 4 music)
(chorus)
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