Widow
Read Widow lyrics by Clark Datchler on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Widow
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Looking at you
A newborn widow
I hear the voice
Of solitude
Hoping one day
You'll be together
If there's a heaven
If there's a heaven
As I watch the tears run down your face
I can see the youth that years erased
In a house you used to call your home
Where you sleep alone
Letters that speak
Of a bygone era
Held to your breast
And to your heart
And out of the door
The world is waiting
This is the threshold
This is the threshold
As I watch the tears run down your face
I can see the youth that years erased
In a house you used to call your home
Where you sleep alone
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Clark Datchler performs "Widow", and this lyric page sits inside the Clark Datchler catalog on LyroVerse.
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