Skeleton Tree
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Skeleton Tree
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Skeleton tree surrender your leaves
The summer has come and gone
It's so like the breeze just leading me here
To somehow linger on
And now I sit here praying for a helping hand
Like an alien just waiting for my ship to land
Sleeping at the end of a century
Cause new years day it's just another day
No doubt that it's the place to be
At least it's OK with me
Skeleton tree will you remember me
When all I am is fading
Like blue gone to gray I'm sorry to say
But color's overrated
And if I close my eyes I might jump disappear
Anywhere is fine just get me out of here
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