Shout It Out
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Shout It Out
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She took me for a ride in her car
From the moment it started I knew
We wouldn't get far
That didn't matter it seemed
Though I knew it went schemed
And it was just like a dream
Oh, the joy of love was brand
That's when I heard
The little birds sing
The day I first met my love
Oh, the day I first met my love
Then we went walking in the park
Away with the day
Till the day became dawn
Man hand in hand with the son
Laughed at the rain
When it came along
Oh, the joy of love was brand
As well the birds
As well the stars would sing
The day I first met my love
Oh, the day I first met my love
Am I really standing here with you
Are you telling me you love me too
Will it grow
Can we let the world know
Put it about, shout it out
The day I first met my love
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Who performs "Shout It Out"?
Uriah Heep performs "Shout It Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Uriah Heep catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Put Your Music Where Your Mouth Is and Easy livin' with a short reason for opening each page next.
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