Down Narrow Streets
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Down Narrow Streets
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Down narrow streets
Of shaded light
We'll walk this cold night through
In gladed woods of butterflies
We'll walk just me and you
Down winding paths
In forest deep
We'll walk along the sea
Through sunsets long and rivers wide
We'll walk just you and me
Soft these words will be
To soothe your weary mind
Soft, this song will be
In order that you find
Through windows overlooking birds
You'll smile and drop your hair
And crying tears of memory
You'll wander if you really care
Down narrow streets
Of cobbled stones
We'll love this cold away
When softer words have spoken out
Then happiness is to stay
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Who performs "Down Narrow Streets"?
Mark Fry performs "Down Narrow Streets", and this lyric page sits inside the Mark Fry catalog on LyroVerse.
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