The Song Is You
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The Song Is You
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I hear music when I look at you
A beautiful theme of every dream I ever knew
Down deep in my heart, I hear it play
I feel it start, then melt away
I hear music when I touch your hand
A beautiful rhapsody from some enchanted land
Down deep in my heart, I hear it say
Is this the day?
I alone have heard this lovely strain
I alone have heard this glad refrain
Must it be forever digging at me?
Why can't I let it go?
Why can't I let you know?
Why can't I let you know, the song my heart won't sing?
A beautiful rhapsody of love and you and spring
Music is sweet, the words are true
The song is you!
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Scott Walker performs "The Song Is You", and this lyric page sits inside the Scott Walker catalog on LyroVerse.
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