Sleep
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Sleep
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As I lay my head down to sleep
I wish that I could keep
All of the roses that you have placed
At my feet.
Where am I goin'
Is it somewhere I've been
Will my whole body disappear
I wanna be where my wishes come true
Wish I was lyin' with you
With you.
When in my dreams I see you again
Reach out and feel your skin
Instead of the shape here in the bed
Where you once had been.
Where am I goin'
Will I see you again
Or fall into the vaccuum of your eyes
You turn the radio down not to wake me
Wish I was lyin' with you
With you.
Wish I was lyin' with you.
Ohhhh.
Where am I goin'
Is it somewhere I've been
I've longed to tell you how I feel
Not like I always keep it concealed
Wish I was lyin' with you
With you.
Wish I was lyin' with you.
Ohhhhh.
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Susanna Hoffs performs "Sleep", and this lyric page sits inside the Susanna Hoffs catalog on LyroVerse.
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