Cant You See
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Cant You See
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A month of Sundays
And two weeks from Thursday
Halfway across the country this time
Chorus:
Always your face appears in my dreams
And brings me back home tonight
Always your face in my memories
I don't feel alone tonight
Lost on a thru way
And headed the wrong way
can you arms reach me this time
(Chorus)
No one ever warned you
How this life can toss and turn you
When you follow the paths of you dreams
And how these nights feel so long
And these feelings so strong
I would give anything to see you again
Always your face
(Chorus twice)
Always your face
Your precious face
I love your face
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