There Will Always Be A You
Donna Summer
THERE WILL ALWAYS BE A YOU Like the stars that shine above in a warn and wind tossed love just like tears that fall forever Like the raven and the dove looking for a perfect love after rainy, stormy weather I am yours and you are mine till the stars fall from my eyes there will always be a you A ship sailing without end a lost, tired, worm down friend and old broken run down shoe I keep running back for more, at least you thought I would be sure but I gave up, I broke it's true still there will always be a you Don't ask me how I tried so long and in my heart I know I will never go away if you wanted me to stay well in a million years I wouldn't go Cause I love you so yes I do I love you so I could never leave you I love you don't go away don't go away there will always be a you A ship sailing without end a lost tired, worm down friend and old broken run down shore I keep running back for more at least you thought I would be sure but I give up, I broke it's true still there will always be a you I am yours and you are mine till the stars fall from my eyes there will always be a you I will never go away if you wanted me to stay well in a million years I wouldn't go cause I love you so yes I do I love you so I could never leave you I love you I love you don't go away can't go away there will always be a you At night I cry can't find a reason I'm left alone can't seem to understand at night I cry can't find a reason I'm left alone can't seem to understand there will always be a you there will always be a you (Fade)affirming Ballad emotive favorite by this singer influential love song My Favourites poignant soul vocalization
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