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Sunset

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Dot Allison Canonical path: /dot-allison/sunset Related lyric paths: 6
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Sunset

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Among the birth and bud

Of each new smile

That said without a word

'I have lost once or twice'

Knowledge of decline

But only

In the sense of sunsets

Dipping full blush

Like girlish eyes

Again to rise

Again to rise

???

Step by palsied step

The days deliver us new bread

Kneaded by hands

Aged by a billion life-times

To age a billion more

???

There was something

Among the birth and bud

Of each new smile

That said without a word

'I have lost once or twice'

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