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Artist: Spoken
Canonical path: /spoken/across-these-waters
Related lyric paths: 6
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Across These Waters
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Across These Waters
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Come on and take me by the hand and show me
Take me to a place where I can see
Where there's no darkness to surround me
A place where time stands still for You and me
This love I feel inside will last
till this world crumbles and I
I will love You from now on
I love the way You look at me
The way You look into my eyes
And show me everything's alright
Across these waters that have come between us
My heart beats faster and my knees are weaker
Every thought I have is of You
Give me just one more thought of you
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