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You Took Me Down Under
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The moon was pulling at the tide, the night your love came rushing in
I didn't run, I didn't hide I followed you inside that magic wave of time
You Took Me Down Under, under your spell
The moment I saw you was the moment I fell.
You turned my world upside-downright from the start
You Took Me Down Under then you left with my heart
We spoke in a language all our own, we watched the barriers come down
We shared the freedom of our love. forever yours and mine, forever ours alone
You Took Me Down Under, under your spell
The moment I saw you was the moment I fell.
You turned my world upside-down right from the start
You Took Me Down Under then you left with my heart
Shipwrecked on the shore of our enchanted Island
I know you had to leave I'll try to understand
you may never come back to me
but somehow I know I'm trav'ling with you
The eagle flies across the sun, I build castles in the sand
The tide surrendered to the dawn...yes you're gone, but the magic lingers on
You Took Me Down Under, under your spell
The moment I saw you was the moment I fell.
You turned my world upside-down right from the start
You Took Me Down Under then you left with my heart...
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It was a time for boys to turn to men
In time, these men came marching home again
But this time their country turned its back on them
When the young girls picked the flowers
all the fields were bare
The young men fought the battles
and left their boyhoods there
Now the flowers have come home,
they turn their faces to the sun
They can grow once again
The healing's begun
Yes the flowers have come home
The Flowers Have Come Home
The seasons change, now people line the way
Diggers march, in time past yesterday
But this time with understanding sown along the way
When the young girls picked the flowers
all the fields were bare
The young men fought the battles
and left their boyhoods there
Now the flowers have come home,
they turn their faces to the sun
They can grow once again
The healing's begun
Yes the flowers have come home
The Flowers Have Come Home
Where have all the flowers gone
Where have all the flowers gone
Where have all the flowers gone
They've come home
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Jackie Marx Surprise, Arizona
Singer/songwriter/ playwright from Surprise, AZ, originally from the Chicago area.
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