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a desert sunrise, you warm my soul |
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painting me in shades of clay |
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covering me whole |
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and I'm a lizard, sunbathing in your radiance |
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Oh, I come out of hiding, so sweet |
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so sweet you are |
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if I could only have a taste |
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wrap my lips around your flavor |
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just because you are you |
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just because you are, so beautiful |
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and I've been waiting all this life |
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in the company of one |
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and I know I am young |
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but I don't want to be alone |
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if you could only just |
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consider the two of us |
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and I know darling |
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I could be so good to you |
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I see you rising |
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on the horizon |
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bringing light into the day |
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and I'm coasting on your rays |
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when I awoke, you spoke through the mist of the mystic bliss |
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casting shadows |
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on all my dismal yesterdays |
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do you remember that you told me, darling |
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that I was so real |
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I tell you all my tears for you are real |
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and we'll cross that bridge again some day |
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I know we will |
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I hope we will |
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desert sunset, a lullaby |
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if I could give it all to you |
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if you'd only let me try |
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sing so sweetly, it's my only wish |
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music drips from your lips like sweet sips of a summer's kiss |
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summer raindrops are precious, tongues twist |
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and I've been waiting all this life |
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in the company of one |
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and I know I am young |
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but I don't want to be alone |
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if you could only just |
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consider the two of us |
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I know darling |
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I could be so good to you |
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I see you rising, on the horizon |
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bringing light into the day |
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and i'm coasting on your rays |
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when I awoke and you spoke through the mist of a mystic bliss |
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casting shadows |
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on all my dismal yesterdays |
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do you remember that you told me, darling |
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that I was so real |
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I tell you all my tears for you are real |
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we'll cross that bridge again some day |
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I know we will |
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I hope we will |
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desert moonrise, into the night |
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before we lay our heads |
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I wish to walk under the splendorous starlight |
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sing so sweetly, it's the sweetest sound |
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and I've become weak in the knees |
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and I drop down and kiss the ground |
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and all my cares lie far below |
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in this earth I wish to die |
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in this hearth my fire grows |