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The document appears to be a song lyric written by Nana Mouskouri on 09/11/13. The lyrics tell the story of receiving a letter from someone who is traveling but does not know where they are going or what they are looking for. The singer expresses that there is a special place for this person in their heart and that no one loves them as much as the singer does, hoping that the traveler will realize this and stop wandering as they may never find that place or love again.

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A Place In My Heart

Nana Mouskouri
09/11/13

1

from some small town i never knew
09/11/13

4

it told me you were on your way
09/11/13

5

but not where you were going to
09/11/13

6

you said you’re following the sun
09/11/13

7

but do you really know for sure
09/11/13

8

for after all is said and done
09/11/13

9

just what it is you are looking for
09/11/13

10

there is a place in my heart
09/11/13

11

i wish that your eyes could see
09/11/13

12

and there’s no one on earth
09/11/13

13

who loves you as much as me
09/11/13

14

if you just travel on and on
09/11/13

15

there’s a place in my heart
09/11/13

17

and so you travel with the wind
09/11/13

19

you’ll find some road to fly along
09/11/13

20

and though your letter says the word
09/11/13

21

your heart may soon forget the song
09/11/13

22

then you may someday write the poem
09/11/13

23

that tells your life in words of fire
09/11/13

24

but you will never have a home
09/11/13

25

or find the love that you desire
09/11/13

26

there’s a place in my heart
09/11/13

27

i wish that your eyes could see
09/11/13

28

and there’s no one on earth
09/11/13

29

who loves you as much as me
09/11/13

30

if you just travel on and on
09/11/13

31

there’s a place in my heart
09/11/13

33

and so you’re heading for the sea
09/11/13

35

now that the flowers are in bloom
09/11/13

36

just when the wild mimosa tree
09/11/13

37

is like the colour of our room
09/11/13

38

if you just travel on and on
09/11/13

43

there’s a place in my heart
09/11/13

45

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A place inmyheart

1. A Place In My Heart Nana Mouskouri 09/11/13 1

2. 09/11/13 2

3. i got your letter yesterday 09/11/13 3

4. from some small town i never knew 09/11/13 4

5. it told me you were on your way 09/11/13 5

6. but not where you were going to 09/11/13 6

7. you said you’re following the sun 09/11/13 7

8. but do you really know for sure 09/11/13 8

9. for after all is said and done 09/11/13 9

10. just what it is you are looking for 09/11/13 10

11. there is a place in my heart 09/11/13 11

12. i wish that your eyes could see 09/11/13 12

13. and there’s no one on earth 09/11/13 13

14. who loves you as much as me 09/11/13 14

15. if you just travel on and on 09/11/13 15

16. till i don’t know where 09/11/13 16

17. there’s a place in my heart 09/11/13 17

18. you may never find again 09/11/13 18

19. and so you travel with the wind 09/11/13 19

20. you’ll find some road to fly along 09/11/13 20

21. and though your letter says the word 09/11/13 21

22. your heart may soon forget the song 09/11/13 22

23. then you may someday write the poem 09/11/13 23

24. that tells your life in words of fire 09/11/13 24

25. but you will never have a home 09/11/13 25

26. or find the love that you desire 09/11/13 26

27. there’s a place in my heart 09/11/13 27

28. i wish that your eyes could see 09/11/13 28

29. and there’s no one on earth 09/11/13 29

30. who loves you as much as me 09/11/13 30

31. if you just travel on and on 09/11/13 31

32. 09/11/13 till i don’t know where 32

33. there’s a place in my heart 09/11/13 33

34. you may never find again 09/11/13 34

35. and so you’re heading for the sea 09/11/13 35

36. now that the flowers are in bloom 09/11/13 36

37. just when the wild mimosa tree 09/11/13 37

38. is like the colour of our room 09/11/13 38

43. if you just travel on and on 09/11/13 43

44. till i don’t know where 09/11/13 44

45. there’s a place in my heart 09/11/13 45

46. you may never find again 09/11/13 46

47. 09/11/13 47

48. Fin 09/11/13 HQT, Février, 2011 48

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