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A Voice On A Summer's Night
The night is warm
As she walks back to her dorm
She hears him sining in the grass
With the hope that his song will last
As she comes closer to him
With her heart racing for him
She stands at a distance, just listening
He can feel someone behind him and begins wondering
Then she asks him, nervously
"Will you please sing to me?"
He is taken back, not knowing what to say
She continues on, "I heard your voice on my way
And there is something about the way you sing in the moonlight
It is like, love is everywhere on a summer's night
I can't explain it
But I was drawn to your voice without realizing it
So, I hope that one day you will sing to me"
With a small smile, he began to sing the melody
He later named his song after her
Then on a college radio station, he dedicated it to her
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