Nightingale
Read Nightingale lyrics by Nazareth on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Nightingale
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Sings a sad song for lonely women
Sings about women to lonely men
Sings a peace song to a soldier
Sings about loneliness to a friend
She's a song, song singer
Let her music touch your heart
She's a song singer from her heart
Sings a melody to haunt you
And some words to make you cry
If you're sad she'll make you happy
When you're down she'll take you high
She's a song, song singer
Let her music touch your heart
She's a song singer from her heart
She's a song, song singer
Let her music touch your heart
She's a song singer from her heart
She's a song, song singer
Let her music touch your heart
She's a song singer from her heart
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Nazareth performs "Nightingale", and this lyric page sits inside the Nazareth catalog on LyroVerse.
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