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Ron Sexsmith - Nowhere Is Lyrics



Ron Sexsmith - Nowhere Is Lyrics




Shadow falls across my mind
And the silence comes over me
When i look behind
And i think of how blue i might be
Worried not for this lover i found
I've been lost at sea

Nowhere
I've been there
Now i know where nowhere is
Nowhere
I've been there
Now i know where nowhere is

I lived alone i made my bed
Had to show everything i owned
To room of regrets
I hit the town they hit it too
Worried not for this child/joy i found
Life would not be new

Nowhere
I've been there
Now i know where nowhere is
Nowhere
I've been there
Now i know where nowhere is

So i count my blessings and my lucky stars
For this love is the best thing
I ever gave my heart

Nowhere
I've been there
Now i know where nowhere is
Nowhere
I've been there
Now i know where nowhere is
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Shadow falls across my mind
And the silence comes over me
When i look behind
And i think of how blue i might be
Worried not for this lover i found
I've been lost at sea

Nowhere
I've been there
Now i know where nowhere is
Nowhere
I've been there
Now i know where nowhere is

I lived alone i made my bed
Had to show everything i owned
To room of regrets
I hit the town they hit it too
Worried not for this child/joy i found
Life would not be new

Nowhere
I've been there
Now i know where nowhere is
Nowhere
I've been there
Now i know where nowhere is

So i count my blessings and my lucky stars
For this love is the best thing
I ever gave my heart

Nowhere
I've been there
Now i know where nowhere is
Nowhere
I've been there
Now i know where nowhere is
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Writer: Ron Sexsmith
Copyright: Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC

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