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the forgotten lover
00:56
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where oh where
is my on true love?
will she sing to me?
in the earth
my bones do lie
neath the elm tree
i have laid here long
in this cold dirt
with no company
i will rise tonight
to find my love
and forgive her
though my skin is pulp
i will rise
in my spirit form
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Screaming at the stars and
threatening to put them all out against
The back of my hand
Can you feel the distance?
Can you feel the distance?
The big empty dark cuts through the flatlands in my spine
Can you cross those plains?
Oooooh
Can you cross the plains in my body tonight?
The big empty dark cuts through the flat lands in my spine
Ooooh
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there will be stars
18:11
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sweater ghost Maryland
loafee music
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sweater ghost is Spirit sans comma, and producer Armbrust
n.carolina//maryland
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