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Cyndi Lauper ~ A Night To Remember


I look out my window Into the pouring rain I wish I could tell you That I stopped hearing your name And then I realize every thought of you Runs a circle around my heart I hear your voice haunting me I feel your touch in the dark It was a night to remember All your kisses I still taste It was a night to remember Can't forget the look on your face It was a night Starlight send a message Like a beacon into the night To tell you I'm lonely When I shut out the light Because a part of me left with you So I feel lost inside Sometimes I look into my mirror I see you shining through my eyes It was a night to remember All your kisses I still taste It was a night to remember Can't forget the look on your face It was a night to remember All these feelings I can't erase From my heart Endless dreams Around my shoulders I cannot free this restless heart It was a night to remember ...Not enough time for you to stay... ...Can't forget the look on your face more free lyrics

I look out my window
Into the pouring rain
I wish I could tell you
That I stopped hearing your name
And then I realize every thought of you
Runs a circle around my heart
I hear your voice haunting me
I feel your touch in the dark

It was a night to remember
All your kisses I still taste
It was a night to remember
Can't forget the look on your face
It was a night

Starlight send a message
Like a beacon into the night
To tell you I'm lonely
When I shut out the light
Because a part of me left with you
So I feel lost inside
Sometimes I look into my mirror
I see you shining through my eyes

It was a night to remember
All your kisses I still taste
It was a night to remember
Can't forget the look on your face
It was a night to remember

All these feelings I can't erase
From my heart

Endless dreams
Around my shoulders
I cannot free this restless heart

It was a night to remember
...Not enough time for you to stay...
...Can't forget the look on your face

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