Lyrics of No one like you
Sarah Brightman

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Release date : 16/09/1997
Duration : 0:04:45
Style : Pop
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And we too
Will it not be soft, kind
That rest from life
From patience, from pain
That rest from bliss
We know not when we find
How can i have enough
Of life and love?
In your eyes are my secrets
That ive never shown you
In my heart i feel
Ive always known you
In your arms theres a comfort
That i never knew
Youre what ive been waiting for
Theres no one like you
Sure as the sunrise
Pure as a prayer
You fashioned hope
Right out of thin air
Every dream i abandoned
Seems it could come true
I believe in miracles
Theres no one like you
Innocent as a newborn
In a world so frightening
Its as if my worlds
Been struck by lightning
Every dream i abandoned
Seems it could come true
I believe in miracles
Theres no one like you
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