A Life Once Lost
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The Tide

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: A Life Once Lost Canonical path: /a-life-once-lost/the-tide Related lyric paths: 6
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The Tide

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As the sun died in the background of the autumn trees, the cries ceased

The wind blew across the cold and blistered ground

Her vivid leaves danced in the air only inches above the ground they slept upon

The wind began to grow robbing the branches of the willow tree

With this the cries ceased

One by one the leaves fell upon the cold ground as the wind gathered itself once again

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