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Good Friday

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Bella Hardy Canonical path: /bella-hardy/good-friday Related lyric paths: 6
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Good Friday

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Golden light shines silver on the water

You sit and sip your shandies by the harbour

In the twilight night birds cry

And time sails slowly by

As bobbing boats like floating candles gleam

What a merry crew you are

You, the brothers and the lovers

You, who touched the tide

Who watched the waves collide

Who talk in warm embrace and cosy dream

The perfect summer's day is early come

Where sunshine's daffodils have been and gone

If the city lights can't find you

And you can leave all that behind you

From a sea of groaning grasses

The dandelion poke their smiling faces

Oh you sigh sun weary

Blood content in theory

As the last light fades a world of blue to grey

But still cold thoughts of city lurk behind

Though you boxed them they creep forward in your mind

Far away in that urban home

Life stores on your answer phone

Such distances are only time away

The perfect summers day is early come

Where sunshine's daffodils have been and gone

If the city lights can't find you

And you can leave all that behind you

Then the perfect summers day is early come

Where sunshine's daffodils have been and gone

If the city lights can't find you

You can leave all that behind you

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