Angels
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Angels
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It was a sunny day when you have gone
You didn't even answer on a phone
You're leaving me I was alone
It was a sunny day when love has gone
And you were cold and streamy waterfall
When telling me when I was wrong
You're leaving now but I know I'll see you again
Hearing your voice in a million sounds I play
And I'll understand what my angel says
He knows I'm gonna see you again
It was a rainy day when I woke up
And drops were falling like the shining stars
But you were near, I couldn't stop
It was a rainy day when you came home
And it was like a Sunday morning call
When you just came and said "Hello!"
You're leaving now but I know I'll see you again
Hearing your voice in a million sounds I play
And I'll understand what my angel says
He knows I'm gonna see you again
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Singleton performs "Angels", and this lyric page sits inside the Singleton catalog on LyroVerse.
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