Sandman
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Sandman
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Go away from my window
Go away from my door
Don't want to see you
Hanging round here anymore
Well, you used to be a comfort
When I needed to believe
But the furies are in heaven tonight
And the sandman's in the sea
And I never heard of anything that I didn't half believe
And the furies are in heaven tonight
And the sandman's in the sea
Aerial photo of my down-to-earth life
Your falling star shone in my telescopic sight
Man is always in the moon
And no woman can be free
And the furies are in heaven tonight
And the sandman's in the sea
And I never heard of anything that I didn't half believe
And the furies are in heaven tonight
And the sandman's in the sea
And I never heard of anything that I didn't half believe
And the furies are in heaven tonight
And the sandman's in the sea
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Who performs "Sandman"?
Melanie Safka performs "Sandman", and this lyric page sits inside the Melanie Safka catalog on LyroVerse.
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