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Heart ~ Cry To Me


Poor little dreamer Stand inside the door You can't find the easy rhymes Of time you had before It hurts my heart so bad Seeing you sigh and shake Broken down so low - so sad I can't let you break Cry to me - Cry to me You better not hide it Let it come - let it bleed I ain't laughing - reach in and get it And set it free Cry to me - Cry to me The glass is empty and the wine Is bitter on your tongue People don't seen wild and fine Like when you were young You're lonesome over a stormy ocean Lost in the rain and wind We can clear these clouds away And feel the sun again more free lyrics

Poor little dreamer
Stand inside the door
You can't find the easy rhymes
Of time you had before

It hurts my heart so bad
Seeing you sigh and shake
Broken down so low - so sad
I can't let you break

Cry to me - Cry to me
You better not hide it
Let it come - let it bleed
I ain't laughing - reach in and get it
And set it free
Cry to me - Cry to me

The glass is empty and the wine
Is bitter on your tongue
People don't seen wild and fine
Like when you were young

You're lonesome over a stormy ocean
Lost in the rain and wind
We can clear these clouds away
And feel the sun again

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