Winsor Dam
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Winsor Dam
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"WINSOR DAM"
(Goffrier/Oliphant/Michener/Wallik)
I was thinking about the way I lived my life
Or the way it was lead
So I stepped on my remote control and spun a few yarns instead
I'll never see you here again
Behind the Winsor Dam
I'll never see you here again
Behind the Winsor Dam
All the trust you left but forgot his dog
And couldn't sleep all night
Took the rowboat out the next morning and
Found his dog and his wife
They were swimming for their lives
I'll never see you here again
Behind the Winsor Dam
In the old townhall at the farewell ball
Owen kissed his girl goodbye
And Peggy smiled at him through a flood of tears
And Owen said don't you cry
We'll be swimming for our lives
I'll never see you here again
Behind the Winsor Dam
I'll never see you here again
Behind the Winsor Dam
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