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Bonnie Tyler ~ Into The Sunset (duet With Mike Batt)


(mike batt) Producer for bonnie: mike batt Recorded in 1990 as part of the soundtrack to the animated tv series 'the dreamstone'. the lyrics are taken from the soundtrack sleeve The stories we could tell God knows what we've both been through You caught me when i fell The same as i did for you Don't let the wild winds blow out the flame It won't ever be the same Into the sunset once again together After the darkness and the rain Into the sunset we could ride forever There goes that dream again The dangers that we face Are great if we let them be No army could replace The strength that you give to me Don't let the wild woods lead us astray And don't let us lose our way Into the sunset once again together After the darkness and and the rain Into the sunset we could ride forever There goes that dream again Into the sunset once again together After the darkness and and the rain Into the sunset we could ride forever There goes that dream again more free lyrics

(mike batt)
Producer for bonnie: mike batt
Recorded in 1990 as part of the soundtrack to the animated tv series 'the dreamstone'. the lyrics are taken from the soundtrack sleeve

The stories we could tell
God knows what we've both been through
You caught me when i fell
The same as i did for you
Don't let the wild winds blow out the flame
It won't ever be the same

Into the sunset once again together
After the darkness and the rain
Into the sunset we could ride forever
There goes that dream again

The dangers that we face
Are great if we let them be
No army could replace
The strength that you give to me
Don't let the wild woods lead us astray
And don't let us lose our way

Into the sunset once again together
After the darkness and and the rain
Into the sunset we could ride forever
There goes that dream again

Into the sunset once again together
After the darkness and and the rain
Into the sunset we could ride forever
There goes that dream again

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