The Glory
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The Glory
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Could you come over?
Could you come over?
I'm feeling blue
What will you do?
You could come over
You could come over
I'm feeling bad
I'm feeling sad
Then I see the rose
I see the glory in your eyes
And winter comes
And then it snows
I see the glory in your eyes
I'm feeling lost
I see the rose
I see the glory in your eyes
And winter comes
And then it snows
I see the glory in your eyes
In your eyes
In your eyes
In your eyes
In your eyes
Do you remember?
Late in September
The banshee cries
When someone dies
Sleeping in silence
While I am dreaming
It's all in my mind
The beauty I find
Lost, I see the rose
I see the glory in your eyes
And winter comes
And then it snows
I see the glory in your eyes
I'm feeling lost
I see the rose
I see the glory in your eyes
And winter comes
And then it snows
I see the glory in your eyes
In your eyes
In your eyes
In your eyes
In your eyes
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