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Chris De Burgh ~ You Are The Reason


A shadow in the moonlight, here she comes to me, We sit and talk about it all, And out in the distance, a dream is over, All I've been working for, This is not how I want you to see me, I have done the best I can, Now the only thing I believe in, Is a woman and a man; You are the reason I'll stay in the fight When I can't take it anymore, You are the reason I wake in the night, And say that I was only dreaming of it all; And now in the dawn light, she talks with me again, Remember all the things we've done Been through the bad times, and we've Seen through the sad times, We're stronger than before; And you picked me up when I was falling, And you gave me back my pride, And you listen when I am calling, And hear the man inside; You are the reason I'll stay in the fight, When I can't take it anymore, You are the reason I wake in the night, And say that I was only dreaming of it all, You are the reason I'll stay in the fight. more free lyrics

A shadow in the moonlight, here she comes to me,
We sit and talk about it all,
And out in the distance, a dream is over,
All I've been working for,

This is not how I want you to see me,
I have done the best I can,
Now the only thing I believe in,
Is a woman and a man;

You are the reason I'll stay in the fight
When I can't take it anymore,
You are the reason I wake in the night,
And say that I was only dreaming of it all;

And now in the dawn light, she talks with me again,
Remember all the things we've done
Been through the bad times, and we've
Seen through the sad times,
We're stronger than before;

And you picked me up when I was falling,
And you gave me back my pride,
And you listen when I am calling,
And hear the man inside;

You are the reason I'll stay in the fight,
When I can't take it anymore,
You are the reason I wake in the night,
And say that I was only dreaming of it all,
You are the reason I'll stay in the fight.

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