Photograph
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Photograph
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You and I we two alone
In this terrace by the sea
The sun is going down
And in your eyes
I see the changing colors of the sea
It's time for you to go
The day is done
And shaddows stretch their arms to bring the night
The sun falls in the sea
And down below a window light we see
Just you and me
You and I we two alone
Here in this bar with dimming lights
A full and rising moon comes from the sea
And soon the bar will close for you and me
But there will always be a song
To tell a story you and I cannot dismiss
The same old simple story of desire
And suddesnly that kiss, that kiss
That kiss, that kiss
That kiss
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Who performs "Photograph"?
Tom Jobim performs "Photograph", and this lyric page sits inside the Tom Jobim catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Samba de Uma Nota Só and Te Amo São Paulo with a short reason for opening each page next.
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