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Artist: Donovan
Canonical path: /donovan/song-of-the-naturalist-s-wife
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Song Of The Naturalist's Wife
Read Song Of The Naturalist's Wife lyrics by Donovan on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Song Of The Naturalist's Wife
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Do I see you coming home
Coming home to me
Could it be you that I see
Coming home to me
From your day by the sea
Do I see your buckets full
Buckets full of shells
Could it be you that I see
Buckets full of shells
From your day by the sea
Do I see you weary weave
Weary weave your way
Could it be you that I see
Weary weave your way
From your day by the sea
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