Emma Ruth Rundle
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Oh Sarah

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Oh Sarah

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Oh Sarah

Did you go to God again to change your name

Oh Sarah

Did you try wipe the pale from off your face

Did you try to take the will from out the wave

Oh Sarah

Did you go to ground again in someone's place

Oh Sarah

Did you try to wipe the frail from your face

Did you try the frail from off your frame

Did you try to take the will from out the wave

Oh my heart

My heart is older now

And how

How it never ends

Oh Sarah

Did you go to ground again for both our sakes

Oh Sarah

Did you try to wipe the freckles from your face

Did you try to take the will from out the wave

Did you try to take the will from out the wave

Oh my heart

My heart is older now

And how

How it never ends

And gone and gone

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