Page type: lyric reference
Artist: David Pajo
Canonical path: /david-pajo/beloved-woman
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Beloved Woman
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Beloved Woman
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Beloved woman of my mind
The rose of many men
In your strength I find
The will to rise again
My horse has long since died
My fever kicking in
And I long to ride
Through the grass again
Beloved woman of my mind
The rose of many men
In your strength I find
The will to rise again
Though my horse has died
My fever kicking in
I know that I will ride
Through the grass again
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