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The Girl Who Wept Stones

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The Girl Who Wept Stones

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Rolling way down

Coming right now

You may be gone

Cause I been so long

In coming home

To the girl who wept stones

Old men and young

So many have come

You’ve gone with none

And left them wondering

What can’t be known

‘Bout the girl who wept stones

She’s born in dry dirt

Where every woman is cursed or crazy

I know how it hurts

All the way to God

To get us through

The girl who wept stones

And I hope she won’t

Ever leave me when the cold wind

Starts to drone

The girl who wept stones

Wept stones

Your love is strong

But my hearts done wrong

To everything that’s come round

Done weighed you up with dirt

And wore you down

The girl who wept stones

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