Darling One
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Darling One
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I hear a voice that fights the wind
The rain that keeps fallin'
And I feel a river rushin' in
Between you and me.
You keep lookin'
For somethin' that's not lost
I wish that somehow
I could get you across.
Oh, won't you rest your worries
Darling one
Sweetheart
Oh, won't you rest your worries
Darling one
Sweetheart
Sweetheart.
When they told you the big parade
Had long since passed
I saw you waiting there
For the music to come back.
Feelin' blue
'Cause there's so much to live up to
I wish that somehow
I could give it to you.
Oh, won't you rest your worries
Darling one
Sweetheart
Oh, won't you rest your worries
Darling one
Sweetheart
Sweetheart.
Oh-oh, woe.
Won't you rest your worries
Darlin' one
Sweetheart
Oh, won't you rest your worries
Darling one
Sweetheart
Sweetheart.
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Who performs "Darling One"?
Susanna Hoffs performs "Darling One", and this lyric page sits inside the Susanna Hoffs catalog on LyroVerse.
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