Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Stream of Passion
Canonical path: /stream-of-passion/spark
Related lyric paths: 6
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Spark
Read Spark lyrics by Stream of Passion on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Spark
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Spare a thought
for me, my love,
while you stare at the distance;
for the spark that was born in your eyes
lit my senses.
Dream of me, my dear;
press my song on your temples.
Let my voice draw away all your fears
and embrace you.
As the night extends over the daylight
please remember
that for a glimpse of your smile I'd give
my everything:
smiles and secrets, hopes and fears;
tears and wishes, words and dreams.
Spare a thought
for me, my love,
when you wake from your slumber.
To the spark that was born in your eyes
I surrender.
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Stream of Passion performs "Spark", and this lyric page sits inside the Stream of Passion catalog on LyroVerse.
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