Wait For Me (For Bill Hart)
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Wait For Me (For Bill Hart)
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On the day you went away
In deep despair I lost my light
I never really came to terms
With what I did and did not say
I didn't see you go
Didn't want to know
I thought I knew you well
I wish I could have held your hand
So do you wait for me?
Will you wait for me?
Will you find me then?
Is it too late?
Drifting in and out of consciousness
But not at peace
Guiding me in ways beyond my selfish needs
You always felt so real
Why did you have to go?
Still don't really know
I thought I knew you well
I wish for you to understand
So do you wait for me?
Will you wait for me?
Will you find me when?
Is it too late?
Wait for me
Wait for me
Come to me
Come with me
Comfort me
Wait for me
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Who performs "Wait For Me (For Bill Hart)"?
Mick Hart performs "Wait For Me (For Bill Hart)", and this lyric page sits inside the Mick Hart catalog on LyroVerse.
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