Sandwriting
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Sandwriting
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Sandwriting.
Leave your name
And let the wind and high tide
Take it away.
Each white gold grain,
That mad eup your name
Take it away.
Sandwriting.
Write your lovers monogram
Upon the cool damp white gold grain
Say this is who i am
Yeah this is all you are my friend
Some shapes upon the sand
The white gold grain
Washed and blown away
With the memory of your name
Take it away
Go tell a story to the wind and sea
Whatever became of you and me?
Each letter of love that had its golden days
A lovesong without goodbye
Take it away
Sandwriting
Go tell the story to the wind and sea
Whatever became of you and me?
Each letter of love that had its golden day
A lovesong without goodbye
Take it away
Sandwriting
Sandwriting
Sandwriting
Mm hmm hmm, sandwriting
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Chris Rea performs "Sandwriting", and this lyric page sits inside the Chris Rea catalog on LyroVerse.
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