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April Wine ~ Believe In Me


(myles goodwyn) Published by summerlea music, ltd. - bmi I woke this morning, from a dream i had of you Of a sunny morning, sunshine and dew Turn your head around, you know just what to do It's those summer nights that i spent with you Walk on (walk on), and believe in me And help us find the love you know we need Walk on, and believe in me And help us find the love you know we need In the evening, the wind can set you free There's a faith that grew, and stayed with me Turn your head around, you know just what to do It's those summer nights that i spent with you Can you hear the water splashing And grover tryin' to have his own way We stood there laughing, like a child who loves to run And it's just begun, it's just begun, to set us free Walk on (walk on), and believe in me And help us find the love you know we need Walk on, and believe in me And help us find the love you know we need more free lyrics

(myles goodwyn)
Published by summerlea music, ltd. - bmi

I woke this morning, from a dream i had of you
Of a sunny morning, sunshine and dew
Turn your head around, you know just what to do
It's those summer nights that i spent with you

Walk on (walk on), and believe in me
And help us find the love you know we need
Walk on, and believe in me
And help us find the love you know we need

In the evening, the wind can set you free
There's a faith that grew, and stayed with me
Turn your head around, you know just what to do
It's those summer nights that i spent with you
Can you hear the water splashing
And grover tryin' to have his own way
We stood there laughing, like a child who loves to run
And it's just begun, it's just begun, to set us free

Walk on (walk on), and believe in me
And help us find the love you know we need
Walk on, and believe in me
And help us find the love you know we need

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