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Before I Sleep

Jose A. Tovar·June 14, 2017

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Before I Sleep

written by: Jose A. Tovar

And every night before I sleep
I do kiss you, my brightest star.
Though even if my dreams are deep
You won’t forget to shine me light.
You’ll always love me from afar
And keep me warm in coldest night.

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