Native Tongue
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Native Tongue
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In your native tongue i'll sing for you
In your native tongue i'll sing for you
This night i want to share a dream with you
This night i want to share a dream with you
Looking at you, feel no pain
Beach intoxicates me
Sun bleached my brain
Where the rivers meet i'll wait for you
Where the rivers meet i'll wait for you
One black, one white, one river made from two
One black, one white, one river made from two
Looking at you, i lose control
The rhythm mystifies me
The music's got my soul
In your native tongue i'll sing for you
In your native tongue i'll sing for you
This night i want to share a dream with you
This night i want to share a dream with you
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Who performs "Native Tongue"?
Richard Barone performs "Native Tongue", and this lyric page sits inside the Richard Barone catalog on LyroVerse.
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