See You Slumber
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See You Slumber
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I want to be there in the midnight blue,
I want to be there in the morning too,
I want to be there to see you through,
I want to be there to see you through.
I want to be there in the noon day sun,
I want to be there when the day is done,
I want to be there to see you slumber,
I want to see you slumber.
Lady, lady you delight,
In steeling kisses through the night,
Wish I may wish I might,
To do you right,
To do you right.
I want to be there in the midnight blue,
I want to be there in the morning dew,
I want to be there to see you through,
I want to be there to see you through.
I want to be there in the noon day sun,
I want to be there when the shadow's come,
I want to be there to see you slumber,
I want to see you slumber.
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Turner Cody performs "See You Slumber", and this lyric page sits inside the Turner Cody catalog on LyroVerse.
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