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Black Crowes ~ Miracle To Me


Written by: r. robinson & c. robinson So come on off of your rooftop Come on down to the street I've got something to tell you You're secret i will keep Tell me why have you been crying Why won't you look me in the eye I'm just trying to help you I just need to know why Please won't you let me try Chorus: Be my secret, be my joy Be a miracle to me Be my lover, be my friend Be a miracle to me I want to sleep in your moonglow In my mind you're smile i keep Head over heels i go Like a dream from a peaceful sleep This time i know i'm in deep Chorus more free lyrics

Written by: r. robinson & c. robinson

So come on off of your rooftop
Come on down to the street
I've got something to tell you
You're secret i will keep
Tell me why have you been crying
Why won't you look me in the eye
I'm just trying to help you
I just need to know why
Please won't you let me try

Chorus:
Be my secret, be my joy
Be a miracle to me
Be my lover, be my friend
Be a miracle to me

I want to sleep in your moonglow
In my mind you're smile i keep
Head over heels i go
Like a dream from a peaceful sleep
This time i know i'm in deep

Chorus

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