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Wait For Me
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Piece by piece, echoes in a mirror
I saw your face reflected in a river
Time went by, you never really left me
By my side, your lazy shadow lingers by me
Wait for me
I’ll be sitting by our favourite tree
With the letters that you wrote for me
No, I never let you go
The sun sets low, shadows on the pavement
Line by line, skipping like a child
Full of hope, maybe it’s all a game
I’m never gonna lose
I’ll keep on calling out your name
Wait for me
I’ll be sitting by our favourite tree
With the letters that you wrote for me
No, I never let you go
Time moves on
But it’s with you that my soul belongs
I was here beside you all along
No, I never let you go
Wait for me
I’ll here with you eternally
Holding onto every memory
No, I never let you go
I still cry
Even though we haven’t said goodbye
I won’t rest until you’re by my side
No, I never let you go
I never let you go
I never let you go
I never let you go
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Wait For Me (cinematic mix)
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Singer-songwriter Léanie Kaleido has teamed up with long-term musical buddy Mark Foster to create a shimmering pick & mix of indie pop-soul tunes with the usual lyrical quirkiness...
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