A Boy You Have Known
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A Boy You Have Known
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This song is for listening to
On nights you're all alone
Black face at the window pane
Or a silent telephone
Chorus:
And it's all about a boy you have known
With black hair or brown hair
And hands made of stone
He had eyes like the (deep?) in the sky
Hair like the clouds you've seen floating by
And my sky was your cloud
You made the first smile i had ever worn
(Chorus)
Do you wonder if he knows now
Of the pain behind your eyes
The scorching in your throat
Or the half forgotten sighs
Do you try hard to sleep
And feel old memories
Creeping to the dark folds of night
??? Your glace and made me dance
The first dance i had ever seen
(Chorus)
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Who performs "A Boy You Have Known"?
Lisa Stansfield performs "A Boy You Have Known", and this lyric page sits inside the Lisa Stansfield catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to 8-3-1 and A Little Bit Of Heaven with a short reason for opening each page next.
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