Her Song
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Her Song
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Her eyes light up
At the sight of you
Your the only thing thats
Good enough for her
So cries out with a heart thats
Full of pain
Looking out at her sky
She gets lost in you
And you send her the rain
To help her sleep
And you give her sunlight
To guide her way
And you sent your son to
Save her soul from
Coming clouds and
Darker Skies
She flies clear
Up to you
She's not somone
To stand out
In a crowd
Nothing she can do is
Good enough for them
So she sits next
To the window pane
Looking out at her sky
She gets lost in you.
And you send her the rain
To help her sleep
And you give her sunlight
To guide her way
And you sent your son to
Save her soul from
Coming clouds and
Darker Skies
She flies clear
Up to you
Coming soon to fly her away
She flies clear
Up to you
La da da da....
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