Leaving Florence
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Leaving Florence
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It occured to me that this is it; a short spark a lifetime
And i was thinking about the things i've done and what i've still to do
I've made some terrible mistakes so far and for that i'm grateful
The cold air's biting as i make my way and everything seems new
But at this early hour, could i be fast asleep
And revisiting by moonlight all these places i have been?
No echoes rattle up the arcade trails and i've no direction
There's no chorale of passersby to take my identity away
I board an empty train and fall into my seat
I start to close my eyes when i feel tugging at my sleeve
A little girl is quite concerned
She's with her mother and she wonders why i'm not
She promises she'll wake me when we reach my stop
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Gabriel Lynch performs "Leaving Florence", and this lyric page sits inside the Gabriel Lynch catalog on LyroVerse.
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