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Barclay James Harvest, The ~ Love Is Like A Violin


Love was like a violin playing soft and low In your heart you held the strings, in my heart the bow Together we made soft sweet music, together we believed In every day in every hour our love was everything Love was like a summer breeze, after pouring rain Blowing all the clouds away, bringing sun again Together we made soft sweet music, together we believed In every day in every hour our love was everything First dance you were mine, first dance we made it Last dance, last chance, you know i know you were wrong You know you were wrong, you know for every feeling there's a song You were like a mountain stream, flowing fast and free You were like the autumn leaves blowing from my tree Together we made soft sweet music, together we believed In every day in every hour our love was everything After all the leaves had gone, you were winter snow You were so cold and far away, i had to let you go Together we made soft sweet music, together we believed In every day in every hour our love was everything more free lyrics

Love was like a violin playing soft and low
In your heart you held the strings, in my heart the bow
Together we made soft sweet music, together we believed
In every day in every hour our love was everything
Love was like a summer breeze, after pouring rain
Blowing all the clouds away, bringing sun again
Together we made soft sweet music, together we believed
In every day in every hour our love was everything

First dance you were mine, first dance we made it
Last dance, last chance, you know i know you were wrong
You know you were wrong, you know for every feeling there's a song

You were like a mountain stream, flowing fast and free
You were like the autumn leaves blowing from my tree
Together we made soft sweet music, together we believed
In every day in every hour our love was everything

After all the leaves had gone, you were winter snow
You were so cold and far away, i had to let you go
Together we made soft sweet music, together we believed
In every day in every hour our love was everything

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