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Belinda Carlisle ~ Too Much Water


Dreams in the night Dreams overflow Building bridges to each other Hearts make the waters flow Sunlight and diamonds Reflecting hope Making journeys to each other Going where lovers go You were sleeping, i was walking To the rhythm of the falling rain Too much water, to cross over All the bridges falling down You sing me songs With overtures From strange exotic places Words i've never known Wait 'til the morning Don't send me back Don't send me back across the rainbow No return to where i've been You were reaching, i was taken To the river in the light of dawn Too much water, to cross over All the bridges falling down Falling down Come lie beside me Lie beside me now Beneath the waves Beauty surrounds us more free lyrics

Dreams in the night
Dreams overflow
Building bridges to each other
Hearts make the waters flow

Sunlight and diamonds
Reflecting hope
Making journeys to each other
Going where lovers go

You were sleeping, i was walking
To the rhythm of the falling rain
Too much water, to cross over
All the bridges falling down

You sing me songs
With overtures
From strange exotic places
Words i've never known

Wait 'til the morning
Don't send me back
Don't send me back across the rainbow
No return to where i've been

You were reaching, i was taken
To the river in the light of dawn
Too much water, to cross over
All the bridges falling down

Falling down
Come lie beside me
Lie beside me now
Beneath the waves
Beauty surrounds us

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