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Artist: Allison Weiss
Canonical path: /allison-weiss/folk-1
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Folk #1
Read Folk #1 lyrics by Allison Weiss on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Folk #1
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Do you ache like I do for the days I knew you?
When sunny mornings felt like they're supposed to?
Do you feel like I feel? Search for something real,
But settle for whatever you can get?
There's a whole lot of me's where you're going
But I won't find you here
For the rest of my life, or until I can find a replacement,
I'm faced with that fear
I need you
I think I need you
Do you whisper so soft in the ear of another
The words you've said before?
Do you keep in your pocket the things that I gave you
Or leave them all behind?
There's a whole lot of me's where you're going
But I won't find you here
For the rest of my life, or until I can find a replacement,
I'm faced with that fear
I need you
I think I need you
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Allison Weiss performs "Folk #1", and this lyric page sits inside the Allison Weiss catalog on LyroVerse.
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