Abbie Gale
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The Sky

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Abbie Gale Canonical path: /abbie-gale/the-sky Related lyric paths: 6
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The Sky

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The sky, I'm flying to the sky

With clouds and a strange bit sorrow

But I'll see you yes I'll see you

In red you'll borrow all of my sorrow

So I thank you but when tomorrow

I'll be dust on your window nake

The sky

I'm leaving you today

When leaves fall down yellow and brown

The sky

I'm leaving you tonight

In long long dreams in crying eyes

In heaven

In blue skies we'll go

Where peace is new and warm again

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