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Asia ~ Voice Of America


I heard you on the radio Some other time From some forgotten studio Way down the line So long, so long i've waited now To hear you again That song, that song will still remain Become an old friend And now, the tears are in my eyes The sound you can't disguise The truth comes back from lies And all i want to hear Voice of america, ooh, america Voice of america, ooh, america And then you came in stereo Calling to me And so i watch the videos Across the t.v. That sound, still ringing in my ears From a decade ago Around, around my head, the sound from my radio I thought, that after all these years The tears, the growing fears That i would never hear Never again Voice of america, ooh, america Voice of america, ooh, america more free lyrics

I heard you on the radio
Some other time
From some forgotten studio
Way down the line
So long, so long i've waited now
To hear you again
That song, that song will still remain
Become an old friend
And now, the tears are in my eyes
The sound you can't disguise
The truth comes back from lies
And all i want to hear

Voice of america, ooh, america
Voice of america, ooh, america

And then you came in stereo
Calling to me
And so i watch the videos
Across the t.v.
That sound, still ringing in my ears
From a decade ago
Around, around my head, the sound from my radio
I thought, that after all these years
The tears, the growing fears
That i would never hear
Never again

Voice of america, ooh, america
Voice of america, ooh, america

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