The River Of No Return
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The River Of No Return
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If you listen you can hear it call, willary Willary
There is a river called the river of no return
Sometimes it's peaceful, and sometimes wild and free
Love is a traffic on the river of no return
Swept on forever to be lost in the stormy sea
Willary, I can hear the river call
No return No return No return No return
Willary, I can hear that lovely call:
Come to me
I lost my love on the river, and forever my heart will yearn
Gone gone forever down the river of no return
Willary Willary, willary
He'll never return to me
No return
No return
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Fay Lovsky performs "The River Of No Return", and this lyric page sits inside the Fay Lovsky catalog on LyroVerse.
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