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What's your name?
Just tell me where you can be found
My name is love, I can't be bound, no
Then name your cost,
then let me pay, my time is short
My name is love, I can't be bought, no
When everything in sight
Ups and changes our lives
When everything else has died
My name is love
My name is love
My name is love
love
love
All I say is
My life has changed in many ways
If your name is love show me some grace, yeah
When everything you know
Falls apart when the wind blows
When everything seems so tough
My name is love
My name is love
My name is love
love
love
And the water's flowing up
Up the mountain that you choose
Is it you that's climbing me
Or is it me that's climbing you?
When everything you know falls apart when the wind blows
When everything else has died
My name is love
Just tell me where you can be found
My name is love, I can't be bound, no
Then name your cost,
then let me pay, my time is short
My name is love, I can't be bought, no
When everything in sight
Ups and changes our lives
When everything else has died
My name is love
My name is love
My name is love
love
love
All I say is
My life has changed in many ways
If your name is love show me some grace, yeah
When everything you know
Falls apart when the wind blows
When everything seems so tough
My name is love
My name is love
My name is love
love
love
And the water's flowing up
Up the mountain that you choose
Is it you that's climbing me
Or is it me that's climbing you?
When everything you know falls apart when the wind blows
When everything else has died
My name is love
Lyrics submitted by grigori
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