Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Anne Clark
Canonical path: /clark-anne/leaving
Related lyric paths: 6
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Leaving
Read Leaving lyrics by Anne Clark on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Leaving
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Remember me for what I was
Not as I am now
I'll merge into the shadows
I'll disappear into the rain
Remember me for what I was
Not as you see me now
I'll walk out into tomorrow
I'll melt into the sun
Remember me for what I was
A glance in your direction at the right time
A smile breaking into a crescent moon
A word of reassurance
I'll protect myself
Against the cold lash of tongues and lies
I'll blend in with the crowd
I'll disperse into the stream
I'll fade into the darkness
I'll turn and walk away
Remember me for what I was
As one world breaks in two
I'll follow my own stricts
I'll forge another path
Remember me for what I was
Not what I couldn't be
Remember me for what I was
And shall never be again
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