Silver Lady
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Silver Lady
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the lady who works at the silver store
is polishing cases of glass
she brushes black velvet
straightens still more
and waits while the people all pass
the lady who works at the silver store
is gazing out onto the street
her heels on thick carpet
her eyes on the poor
as the balance on fragile feet
jewelry from Arabia and African lands
the riches of Asian and Mexican hands
they will dazzle the hearts of the merchants of dreams
and bond so much more than they seem
the lady who works at the silver store
unmoved by the world out there
some sell her their lives
some buy her dreams
while everyone longs for her care
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Annett Louisan performs "Silver Lady", and this lyric page sits inside the Annett Louisan catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Auf dich hab ich gewartet and Das Alles Wär Nie Passiert with a short reason for opening each page next.
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