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Artist: A Whisper In The Noise
Canonical path: /a-whisper-in-the-noise/the-tale-of-two-doves
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The Tale Of Two Doves
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The Tale Of Two Doves
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So you've heard the tale of the man
who went sinking deep into love
like a dove
I remember him
had his eyes open wide to life
'til the time the love died
He was screaming into life
So you're heard the tale of the girl
who went sinking deep into mud
after love
She the black and blue
she who never knew how to cry
at the time her love died
She was screaming into life
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