Red & Blazing
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Red & Blazing
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I must've been fooled when you touched my heart
Skies were red and blazing
I heard a moan in the elms above
And I knew the day was ending
I knew you'd seen your happiest day
When a ' the birds were singing
We felt the same
Cold from the earth
It took the moon to hold the tide
And set our hearts a spinning
You'd wait for dark
Never come again
I'll turn my back to the calling sun
If you'll rise and meet me
I'll walk the road I took from you
Oh stay a while and the red sky is blazing
Touch my heart and feel my burning
For the day you left
For the arms above
To me those birds are singing
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Abigail Washburn performs "Red & Blazing", and this lyric page sits inside the Abigail Washburn catalog on LyroVerse.
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