Follow
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Follow
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Now it seems the snow is melting
Can't you see the sun comes through
Spring isn't far away anymore
And the birds all around
Tell their story
Of places we don't know
How I wish I could follow
Now it seems the wind is changing
Chasing all the clouds away
And sitting alone in my little garden
I dream I could fly like a swallow
To places we don't know
Don't you ever want to follow
And I'd be where the days are longer
And I'd be where the nights aren't cold
Where the love in my heart is getting stronger
Before it's getting old
Now it seems the flowers are growing
Look around and you will see
Spring isn't far away anymore
And the birds all around
Tell their story
Of places we don't know
How I wish I could follow
And I'd be ...
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Who performs "Follow"?
Papermoon performs "Follow", and this lyric page sits inside the Papermoon catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Catch Me and Nothing Really Matters with a short reason for opening each page next.
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