Frodo's Song
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Frodo's Song
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Frodo was a friend of mine
Though the tale goes for miles ...
It takes the help of a couple of friends
And a seat by the fireside ...
High as Heaven ... deep as hell ...
No tongue had ever hoped to tell it alive;
Friends should never say goodbye.
A fire burns in the cracks of Doom
I can still close my eyes ...
With little Rosie by my hand
I can push it all aside ...
But in the silence ... in between ...
I wake up twisted in the sheets of my night;
Friends should never say goodbye.
... interlude ...
Frodo sailed with a fisted hand
I was watching from the ground ...
All the visions we ever shared
Were all around me ...
On his way across that sea ...
I tried so hard to stay the rain from my eyes;
Friends should never say goodbye ...
Friends should never say goodbye ...
Friends should never say goodbye.
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Alan Horvath performs "Frodo's Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Alan Horvath catalog on LyroVerse.
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