Far From Me To You
   
 
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Album Information

Album Name (Year):
Why The Long Face (1995)
Record Label:
Transatlantic Records
Billboard Chart:
Album did not chart in U.S.
Entry Week (Position):
- -
Peak Position:
- -
Weeks On Chart:
- -
Songs On This Album: (Click For Lyrics)


Album Notes
This album spent 2 weeks on the British Charts starting 06/24/95, peaking at #48.
{Album Notes}




 

Somewhere there are orange trees
Somewhere skies are blue
Somewhere is a bridge
Across the world from me to you

Sometimes in the darkest sky
The sun comes shining through
And tonight it seems
So far from me to you

Some of us are safe alone
Some of us pretend
We can always start again
The things we never end
Some of us are born to fall
Others to stay true
But tonight it seems so far from me to you
Yeah tonight it seems so far from me to you

So tell me if you hear me come on
Tell me, tell me, can you hear me come on
Tell me if you can hear me, come on and tell me
I'm awake for you

And sometimes in the darkest hour
Love comes shining through
And it doesn't seem so far from me to you
No it doesn't seem so far from me to you

Listening in the darkness to a voice I call my own
Shameful that my emptiness is turning me to stone
In the silence of the night love comes shining through
And it doesn't seem so far from me to you
No it doesn't seem so far from me to you

I'm deep into my darkest hour
Love comes shining through
And it doesn't seem so far from me to you
No it doesn't seem so far from me to you


 
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Song Information
Song Written By:
Stuart Adamson
Track Number:
11
Track Length:
4:11
Billboard Chart:
Song did not chart
Entry Week (Position):
- -
Peak Position:
- -
Weeks On Chart:
- -


Song Notes
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