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Dancers & Dreamers
03:38
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When all the dancers are done dancin'
who's gonna wanna dance with me
who's gonna twirl me
who'll wanna lead me
and who's gonna count 1, 2, 3
When all the singers are done singin'
who's gonna sing me to sleep
who's gonna shoo wop
and who'll wanna doo wop
and who's gonna coo 'doh re me'
I'm not a singer
a dancer or dreamer
but I'll sing and dance to a tune
and I'd like to read all
the dreams that I had about you
When all the writers are done writin'
who's gonna write all my wrongs
who'll tell the tale of a far far away love
and who's gonna write down their dreams
I'm not a singer
a dancer or dreamer
but I'll sing and dance to a tune
and I'd like to read all
the dreams that I had about you
When all the dancers are done dancin'
who's gonna wanna dance with me
who's gonna twirl me
who'll wanna lead me
and who's gonna count 1, 2, 3
who's gonna twirl me
who'll wanna lead me
and who's gonna count 1, 2, 3
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Photograph
03:02
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On a sunny Sunday morning
we took a walk along the pier
you were laughing at some silly joke I told
the sweetest sound I'll ever hear
We made our way down to the harbour
and sat a while on Annie's chair
Sun like flashbulbs on the water
and the wind blowing in your hair
I can still hear your sweet, sweet laugh
and feel your hand pressed into mine
and this will be the only photograph
of the years you were mine
I can still hear your sweet, sweet laugh
and feel your hand pressed into mine
and this will be the only photograph
of the years you were mine
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My lover is far away
he's far far away from me
now someone must take my place
but they won't love him like me
My lover was led astray
by someone who looks like me
never thought I would see the day
he could love someone else but me
I never thought
our love could ever die
did you always know
forever was a lie
& so now my lover is gone
he's as far away as the moon
and all that is left is a song
called 'forever has ended too soon'
I never thought
tomorrow wouldn't come
did you always know
forever would end so soon
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Dearest Ann
03:17
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Dearest Ann,
I should write and let her know just how I am.
Hope you're well,
will it be obvious I'm missing her like hell.
How you been?
Cause if truth be told I saw you in a dream.
Question marks,
Cause it's hard to sound excited in a card.
Dearest Ann
It's hard to write it down
What I mean is I love you
Please come home
Remember me?
Do I wanna know or should I let her be?
Kind regards,
They won't hold you like I could have in my arms.
Dearest Ann
It's hard to write it down
What I mean is I love you
Please come home
Lots of love
Doesn't cut it when you love someone this much
And one more thing
If I'd have told you how I felt would you have gone
Dearest Ann
It's hard to write it down
What I mean is I love you
Please come home
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Ciara Dalton Dublin, Ireland
An Irish Country musician whose music is influenced and inspired by a number of female country musicians, such as Patsy
Cline, Emmylou Harris, Brenda Lee,and Loretta Lynn.
Dalton’s music captures the feeling and heart of classic country music, whilst sounding new and fresh. Focusing on storytelling, creative melodies, and captivating lyrics, Ciara writes about themes of home, love and belonging.
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