A Leaving Song
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A Leaving Song
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Take me up my only love
For my body is tired
Want a night to feel cool
Against a skin which is bruised
And my heavy heart to rise
Speak to me my only love
'Cause I can't be alone
All I need is you to talk
About your days passing clothes
Pretend that we're still young
We'll be young again
Sing to me, the weaver's song
'Cause I'm not coming back
All the ghosts in this town
Are dragging us down
And I want to feel alive
I want to feel alive
So if you say goodbye
From this world of ours I will fly
You know my heart must soar
Against a weary sky
Above all I see and over the trees
We'll share in the fields
'Till I am underneath
So won't you leave with me
Body and soul
Anywhere that we don't know
Anywhere that please won't break my heart
And anywhere that we might free
Anywhere that they can't see
Anywhere that please won't break my heart
And anywhere that we can't rest
Another thought like this again
And anywhere that please won't break my heart
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Broken Records performs "A Leaving Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Broken Records catalog on LyroVerse.
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