Western Sky
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Western Sky
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Verse 1:
I've been tryin to write some songs.
I've been lyin way too long.
You've been crying on his shirt
I'm sorry if this hurts.
Chorus:
Why don't you stay with me tonight?
Everything isn't all right.
The stars are out in the skies.
Aurora Borealis closes in
I seep beneath your skin.
Just let me start, and I'll let you begin.
Verse 2:
Don't forget me when I'm gone.
It won't be too long.
Soon I will be the one,
who floats up in the dawn.
(Chorus)
Verse 3:
Look, up at the Western Sky
Does it pale inside your eye.
Does the daylight seem so beautiful?
(Chorus)
Inst. to end.
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