Twain Harte
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Twain Harte
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I lost my words
And nodded silently
I’m just saying that
I’m so in love with you
They must have followed you
Across the sea
Pulled down the line
Because
I’m so in love with you
So when you call me
From tomorrow
Asking how I feel today
And I talk of illustrating
A new painting
For your room
I’m just saying that
I’m so in love with
You got my word
All I'm saying is
I’m so in love with you
I lost my words
And nodded silently
I want to tell you that
I’m so in love with you
And I’ll follow you
Across the sea
Pulled by the lines
That mean
I’m so in love with you
So when you call me
From tomorrow
Asking how I feel today
And I talk about the town
In mountains down
Where we could move
I’m just saying that
I’m so in love with
You got my word
All I’m saying is
I’m so in love with
You got my word
All I’m saying is
I’m so in love with you
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Who performs "Twain Harte"?
Morly performs "Twain Harte", and this lyric page sits inside the Morly catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to 'Til I Start Speaking (I & II) and Dance To You with a short reason for opening each page next.
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