Lovely To See You
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Lovely To See You
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Wonderful day for passing my way
Knock on my door, even the score
With your eyes
Lovely to see you again my friend
Walk along with me to the next bend
Dark cloud of fear is blowing away
Now that you're here, you're going to stay
'Cause it's
Lovely to see you again my friend
Walk along with me to the next bend
Tell us what you've seen in faraway forgotten lands
Where empires have turned back to sand
Wonderful day for passing my way
Knock on my door, even the score
With your eyes
Lovely to see you again my friend
Walk along with me to the next bend
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