The Big Sky
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The Big Sky
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Back in days of no return
everything was easy
When I think about it
I feel a shadow cross my heart
We used to share a thousand laughs
We thought we're free forever
When I think about it
I feel a shadow cross my heart
Fallin' rain was all we had though
and tiny teardrops
those crystal balls they seemed to me
like diamonds in Your hair
Young at heart we had to be there
when it happened
Sometimes I'm still thinking of
You and I
We walked together
under the big big sky
You and I
We loved each other
under the big big sky
Some things will never be the same
under the big big sky
The land of never ending love
it felt so right to conquer
When I think about it
I feel a shadow cross my heart
A book of shape of things to come
we were too scared to open
When I think about it
I feel a shadow cross my heart
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