Lyrics Luckiest people - Jill Johnson

Luckiest people - Jill Johnson
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Date of issue: 31.12.2002
Record label: Capitol
Song language: English

Luckiest people

I’m cold
It was the end of november
The day was sunny yet cold
I thougth I climbed every mountain, befor I seen it all
Outside the autumn turned to winter, and inside my heart turned to stone
We were the luckiest people.
The garden of eden was our home
We were the luckiest people
I thougth we were meant to be, I thought it was we
I thought we were meant to be, you end me
All for the taste of the unknown.
The strongest love fade away
Now I must gather all the pices, of a shatterd dream
Outside my window there is a winding road, my heart is telling me to go
We were the luckiest people.
mmm.
The garden of eden was our home
We were the luckiest people.
I thougt it was meant to be, I thought it was we
I thougt it was meant to be, you and me
Not even thousand miles would hide the truth behind your eyes
I see it right througt and I knew, I just knew
We were the luckiest people.
The garden of eden was our home
We were the luckiest people
I thougth we were meant to be, I thought it was we
I thought we were meant to be, you end me
You and me
We were meant to be

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Sail On ft. Jill Johnson 2011
Cowboy up 2005
Down To The River To Pray 2007
The Christmas Song 2007
Oh Come All Ye Faithful 2007
First Christmas Wihtout You 2007
Merry Christmas To You 2007
Winter In July 2007
Gotta Love Me More 2016
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 2007
I'll Be There ft. Michael Ruff 2012
Enough ft. Helena Paparizou 2013
This Is Your Last Song 2017
My People ft. Jill Johnson, Ken Lingad, Billy Miller 2017
All Kinds of People 1995
Everybody smile 2005
Red corvette 2005
Rose Garden 2021
Love ain´t nothin´ 2005
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Artist lyrics: Jill Johnson