Come To My Garden; Lift Me Up

- Luke Newberry (2001)

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You are listening to the song Come To My Garden; Lift Me Up by Luke Newberry, writer by Lucy Simon;Marsha Norman in album The Secret Garden: Original London Cast Recording. The highest quality of audio that you can download is flac . Also, you can play quality at 32kbps, view lyrics and watch more videos related to this song.

Album: The Secret Garden: Original London Cast Recording.

A Bit Of Earth (Reprise) - Alistair Robbins
If I Had A Fine White Horse - Linzi Hateley
Hold On - Linzi Hateley
Letter Song - Linzi Hateley
The Storm - Linzi Hateley
Prologue: Journey From India To Yorkshire - Original London Cast
Garden Suite 1 - Original London Cast
A Girl In The Valley - Meredith Braun
The Girl I Mean To Be - Natalie Morgan
Winter's On The Wing - Craig Purnell
Round-Shouldered Man - Luke Newberry
Lily's Eyes - Christian Patterson
Race You To The Top Of The Morning - Philip Quast
Wick - Craig Purnell
Come To My Garden; Lift Me Up - Luke Newberry
Where In The World - Philip Quast
How Could I Ever Know - Meredith Braun
Spring Music - Orchestra
Come To My Garden (Reprise) - Original London Cast
A Bit Of Earth - Philip Quast
Garden Suite 2 - Craig Purnell

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Come to my garden
Nestled in the hill
There I'll keep you
Safe beside me.

Come to my garden
Rest there in my arms
There I'll see you
Safely grown and on your way.

Stay there in my garden
Where love grows free and wild
Come to my garden
Come, sweet child.

Lift me up and lead me to the garden
Where life begins anew
Where I'll find you
And I'll find you love me too.

Lift me up and lead me to the garden
(Come to my garden)
Where love grows deep and true
(Rest there in my arms)

Where I'll tell you (There I'll)
Where I'll show you (See you)
My new life, I will live for you
(Safely grown and on your way)

I shall see you in the garden
And spring will come and stay
(Where loves grows free and wild)
Lift me up and lead me to the garden
(Come to my garden)
Come, sweet day.