Further
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Further
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Don't blow out the candle little girl
Keep a little flicker glowin'
Don't give up the passion little girl
Don't you ever let it die down
I know how you need his touch
I know how you miss him so much
There's something that
Should be saved and locked away
Further down the ladder
My brave fireman reaches out
He's gonna drop me down and leave me
Further behind
Don't pull up the garden little girl
Keep a little flower growin'
Don't you let the passion die down
Someday might come back around
I know it's an awful wait
I know it may not be repaid
There's something that
Should be saved and locked away
Further down the ladder
My brave fireman reaches out
He's gonna drop me down and leave me
Further behind
Further down the ladder
My brave fireman reaches out
He's gonna drop me down and leave me
Further behind
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Edith Frost performs "Further", and this lyric page sits inside the Edith Frost catalog on LyroVerse.
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