I Will See You
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I Will See You
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When the flowers still bloom in the Winter
And the rain doesn't rain anymore
When the great oak tree becomes a splinter
And the ship leaves the captain on the shore
I will see you
I will see you
I will, I will see you
I will see you
When the fish don't swim in the ocean
But soar with wings up in the sky
When the light glows dark on the mountain
Then and only then will I
I will see you
I will see you
I will, I will see you
I will see you
(Repeat)
When words that are spoken have no meaning
To be wasted on a paper that is plain
When dawn birds are singing in the evening
Maybe then I will return
I will see you
I will see you
I will, I will see you
I will see you
I will, I will see you
I will see you
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