Stay With Me
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Stay With Me
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One by one we watched them fall,
Like trees on the country side.
Yeah you stayed right with me babe,
The river was rolling tide
Oh you stay, stay with me
Oh you stay, stay with me.
All through it with broken bones
Oh how you watched them heal
No you never turned away
You were never afraid to feel
Oh you stay, stay with me
Oh you stay, stay with me.
Oh and when the morning comes
Just know darling,
I had to be moving on
Oh and when the winter comes
Oh and you can't decide
For your rabbit to run
Or your rabbit to hide
Stay, stay with me
Please stay, stay with me.
Will you stay, stay with me
Will you stay, stay with me
Will you stay,
Stay
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