Empty Sky
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Empty Sky
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Don't.
Don't you stop, hesitate at the door
You're a country; you're a village
And I break down at your border
You always close your eyes
When you're trying to find the answer
You turn to me and smile
"Will you come a little closer?"
You see the skies are empty tonight
But I'll surround you when you're lonely
And you'll believe in things - that you can't see
Like air, and faith, and sometimes me.
Stop.
That's enough. Yeah we've been here before
You're a teardrop; you're an ocean
And I watch you from the shore
You always close your eyes
When you're trying to find the answer
You turn to me and smile
"Will you come a little closer?"
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Simon Wilcox performs "Empty Sky", and this lyric page sits inside the Simon Wilcox catalog on LyroVerse.
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