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Lyrics of 'Lydia' by Josh Kelley

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I caught your perfect smile
As I watched you sleep
I saw your beautiful soul
When I felt your heart beat
Your body small
your spirit deep
What might have been
just makes me weep

Lydia
Where have you been?
Dreams of you
Washed up again

It's the perfect time of day
To be thinking of you
The sun's going down
And the sky's still blue
When you're looking down
Do you approve
Cause life downstairs
gets hard on you

Lydia
Where have you been?
Dreams of you
Washed up again

Will you be gone forever?
Where do I begin
Your face in the moon
Reminds me
I will see you again

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Otras canciones de Josh Kelley

• Loves You Like Me
• Tidal Wave
• 1, 2 Forget About 3
• 20 Miles to Georgia
• A Call Away
• A Real Good Try
• Ain't Lettin' Go
• Almost Honest
• Amazing
• Amen
• Angeles
• Baby Blue Eyes
• Beautiful Goodbye
• Believe
• Bound to Keep movin'
• Cain And Able
• Deep Deep Breath
• Didn't hear that from me
• Don't You Go
• Everybody Wants You

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It's important to note that Josh Kelley, in live concerts, has not always been or will be faithful to the lyrics of the song Lydia... So it's better to focus on what the song Lydia says on the record.