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America ~ Glad To See You


Written by dan peek, ©1974 Found on holiday. Bells ring in in my ear Voices i hear Whispering daily to me Love in your fire High on a wire When i know you're near me God, i'm glad to see you I thought you'd left me far away I wouldn't give much to be you But i want you to know i feel this way All over the world Flags are being unfurled Waving before the dawning I'm watching the show The last one to know Which way that things are going God, i'm glad to know you I thought you'd left me far away I wouldn't give much to be you But i want you to know i feel this way Cars fighting their way Out of l.a. On a sunday morning I'm watching the show The last one to know Which way that things are going God, i'm glad to see you I thought you'd left me far away I wouldn't give much to be you But i want you to know i feel this way God, i'm glad to know you more free lyrics

Written by dan peek, ©1974
Found on holiday.

Bells ring in in my ear
Voices i hear
Whispering daily to me
Love in your fire
High on a wire
When i know you're near me

God, i'm glad to see you
I thought you'd left me far away
I wouldn't give much to be you
But i want you to know i feel this way

All over the world
Flags are being unfurled
Waving before the dawning
I'm watching the show
The last one to know
Which way that things are going

God, i'm glad to know you
I thought you'd left me far away
I wouldn't give much to be you
But i want you to know i feel this way

Cars fighting their way
Out of l.a.
On a sunday morning
I'm watching the show
The last one to know
Which way that things are going

God, i'm glad to see you
I thought you'd left me far away
I wouldn't give much to be you
But i want you to know i feel this way

God, i'm glad to know you

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