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Chris Rea ~ Distant Summers


Sweet serenade, in your shade May i rest Just for a while, won't stay long I'll do my best To help you help me to find some friends That i have lost Who lie in lands where memories And dreams are lost The breeze that blew around her hair that day The timeless dress that flowed in endless sway I almost touched her shoulder, she almost turned to face me A thousand distant summers... away more free lyrics

Sweet serenade, in your shade
May i rest
Just for a while, won't stay long
I'll do my best
To help you help me to find some friends
That i have lost
Who lie in lands where memories
And dreams are lost

The breeze that blew around her hair that day
The timeless dress that flowed in endless sway
I almost touched her shoulder, she almost turned to face me
A thousand distant summers... away

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