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(Mary Carpenter)

Tonight the moon in a hundred years
Floods the streets of Rome and I am here
Wondering where the of antiquity
Hide on nights like this a century
Where do shadows when there's only light
Why'd you me halfway 'round the world tonight
What I'd right now not to even care
And this could be someone else's prayer

And on a night by St. Stephen's Green
Oh I turned and tossed with my Irish
And when the morning shone through the off mist
I could sense you still as close as this
as close as lips brush against a cheek
It's your voice I and it's your name I speak
But I look around there's no one there
How I wish you were else's prayer

And now the comes as a silent guest
And of all its I like stillness best
Except for tin roof that commence with spring
a lullaby when that tin roof sings
Now you can look for me on the of Rome
Or in town but I've gone back home
I would always be a stranger there
And now you're free to be someone else's