So Many Things
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So Many Things
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And so many things I'd forgotten
In a world that we shared
With so many things for the asking
Never asked for the madness there
Strange how I find myself
So often on a distant shore
There's only one thing that's confusing
Was it you? Was it me?
With so many questions unanswered
Or was that part of your mystery?
Strange how I find myself
So often on a distant shore
So many things I'd forgotten
So many things for the asking
Strange how I find myself
So often on a distant shore
How I find myself
So often on a distant shore
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Sarah Brightman performs "So Many Things", and this lyric page sits inside the Sarah Brightman catalog on LyroVerse.
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