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Baby Blue
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Baby Blue, dry your eyes, the world is waiting for you
Baby Blue, come outside, the sun is shining just for you
And if it makes you cry, just believe that one day when you wake up,
everything will be alright
And if it makes you sad, just believe that all your troubled thoughts will go,
and things won't be as bad
Baby Blue, Baby Blue, oh Baby Blue
Baby Blue, wipe those tears away, love, that's not really you
Baby Blue, pick a star, I'll make it shine all night for you
And if it makes you cry, just believe that one day when you wake up,
everything will be alright
And if it makes you sad, just believe that all your troubled thoughts will go,
and things won't be as bad
Baby Blue, Baby Blue, oh Baby Blue
All you've ever hoped and all you've ever dreamed
Might seem to fade away but that's just how it seems
And if you hold on now, darling, can't you see?
Baby Blue, Baby Blue, Baby Blue, the sun is shining just for you
Baby Blue, I will be a shoulder if you want me to
Baby Blue, please believe me, everything I've said is true
Baby Blue.
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Just William and the Outlaws UK
Combining the Old West with Will Shakespeare and acoustic guitars. A musical tragedy, but only in the classic sense; 5 acts, 5 albums.
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