You Beat All I Ever Saw
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You Beat All I Ever Saw
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I've walked though every town saw fortunes lost and found
And when your trail failed I walked holes in both my soles
But I don't expect you back you're somewhere making tracks
I crossed the burning bridges and walked through miles of sand
Met the lawless and the law but you beat all I ever saw
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I dreamed a million miles about your eyes and smiles
I tried to love the best and to turn from all the rest
But I'd scan the skies for you and I only saw you here
Take through away from your mold you were made of frozen gold
And your heart would never thought you beat all I ever saw
Yes you beat all I ever saw
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