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Softly Over

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it's over, there's nothing more to say

silent comes the night time, end another summers day

i can just remember, or is this the dream that never goes away.

(chorus)

understand me, i'm calling -

understand me, can you hear me call.

night time, surely it's a lie,

no-one ever told me, i just let the chance go by

wishing there was time enough, you tell me there's no time, but

i can try.

(chorus repeat)

speak now, without the summer light

all the words i should have spoken, when you held me tight

still i'll keep in calling, till the morning ends another

lonelynight.

(chorus repeat)

i'll be waiting for you hoping, that someday you'll hear me

calling

but there's never any answer, just the echo of the call

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