Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Matthew Parker
Canonical path: /matthew-parker/night-sky
Related lyric paths: 6
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Night Sky
Read Night Sky lyrics by Matthew Parker on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Night Sky
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Every time I look into the night sky
I wonder why
I am even on this earth ‘cause I
Know that I was born to fly
Born to find you
Born for more than meets the eye
When I look into the night
When I look into the night sky
Night sky, night sky, night sky
Every time I look into the night sky
I wonder why
I am even on this earth ‘cause I
Know that I was born to fly
Born to find you
Born for more than meets the eye
When I look into the night
When I look into the night sky
Night sky, night sky, night sky
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