Words: | Carl Sigman |
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Music: | Robert Maxwell |
Performed By: | Frank Chacksfield (1953), Frank Sinatra, Lenny Welch (1964), The Righteous Brothers (1965) |
Copyright: | Unknown |
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First the tide rushes in, Plants a kiss on the shore, Then rolls out to sea And the sea is very still once more. So I rush to your side Like the oncoming tide With one burning thought: Will your arms open wide? At last, we're face to face, And as we kiss through an embrace, I can tell, I can feel, You are love, you are really mine In the rain, in the dark, in the sun. Like the tide at its ebb, I'm at peace in the web of your arms. |
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