A.U.
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A.U.
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I’ve been walking all alone
Down the streets, looking for it
Walking till the Sun hits the road
I’ve been dreaming long, dreaming slow
Dreaming of a world beyond this day
Beyond the blue
Tell me you’ve seen it
Tell me you want it too
Tell me you’ll fight for it
Tell me you need it too
The world has gotten so cold
I can’t seem to catch the code
I know there’s somewhere where it’s summer
I see its colours in my sleep
Oh I'm lonely and I'm longing
For the place I glimpse in dreams
Do you want it
Will you walk with me
Do you want to see
Do you want it like I do
Will you find me there
Tell me you’ve seen it
Tell me you want it too
Tell me you’d die for it
Tell me you, tell me you
Tell me you’ve seen it
Tell me you’ve seen it too
Far beyond
Far beyond the sea
There’s a forest
Where someone waits for me
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Who performs "A.U."?
Rachel Lime performs "A.U.", and this lyric page sits inside the Rachel Lime catalog on LyroVerse.
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