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would you be the wind to blow me home would you be a dream on the wings of a poem and if you were walking through a crowd you know I'd be proud [CHORUS:] if you call my name out loud do you suppose that I would come running do you suppose I'd come at all I suppose I would and if we were walking down a dead end street would you be the one to let our eyes meet or would you just keep on walking down to the turn around 'cause you know I'd be proud [CHORUS] and if I was gone from the land we know would be the dawn and let your beauty still show and if you were walking and heard the cold night coming would you call my name 'cause you know I'd come running more free lyrics

would you be the wind to blow me home
would you be a dream
on the wings of a poem
and if you were walking through a crowd
you know I'd be proud

[CHORUS:]
if you call my name out loud
do you suppose that I would come running
do you suppose I'd come at all
I suppose I would

and if we were walking
down a dead end street
would you be the one to let our eyes meet
or would you just keep on walking
down to the turn around
'cause you know I'd be proud

[CHORUS]

and if I was gone from the land we know
would be the dawn
and let your beauty still show
and if you were walking
and heard the cold night coming
would you call my name
'cause you know I'd come running

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