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Artist: Chris Bathgate
Canonical path: /chris-bathgate/madison-house
Related lyric paths: 6
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Madison House
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Madison House
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On a rose and tongues are golden
And every hum we know is sentenced
And I'm not asking you to change your name
But I can't leave you I can't leave you now
I'll cut away somehow
Left a hole in the cold September dawn
On the day I go
It's known to snow where I was born
And when approached I'll barter some time
And I'm not asking you to save my place
But I can't see you, I can't see you now
I'll cut away somehow
Left a hole in the cold September dawn
On the day I go
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