Where Is She Now
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Where Is She Now
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She's traveled he's been around
they live in separate towns
their lives have never met
souls have never touched
as fate will have it's way
they might help each other someday.
Where is she now I hear him speak
she might be walking across your street
or far away along the shore
there's no telling why, how come, or what for.
Her weakness is strength
when it's time to be strong
his weakness is her
when it's time to move on
It it you is it me is it him is it her
or is it just by nature we've come to differ
there's no telling who or where she might be
but at least for the moment they both can be
free.
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