Drifting Heart
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Drifting Heart
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I love you
I love you
Drifting heart
Drifting heart
There aren’t many hearts like mine
That’s unhappy
Oh why should I
Feel so lonely
And when I’m alone
Alone by myself
I feel in the need
For your loving help
I love you
I love you
Drifting heart
Drifting heart
Your brand can help me
Your lips can kiss me
Your arms can hold me
Dear your heart must own me
But you’re drifting from me
Like a ship to the sea
A high tide a noon
A rendezvous soon
But you’re drifting from me
Like a ship to the sea
A high tide at noon
A rendezvous soon
I love you
I love you
Drifting heart
Drifting heart
(Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)
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Roosevelt Nettles performs "Drifting Heart", and this lyric page sits inside the Roosevelt Nettles catalog on LyroVerse.
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