Many Rivers To Cross
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Many Rivers To Cross
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Many rivers to cross
But I just can`t seem to find, my way over
Wandering, I am lost, as I travel along
The white cliffs of Dover
Many rivers to cross
And it`s only my will that keeps me alive
Well I`ve been licked, washed up for years
And I merely survived because of my pride
And this loneliness won`t leave me alone
It`s such a drag to be on your own
My woman left me and she didn't say why
Well I guess I have to try
Sweet thing
Sweet thing
And this loneliness just won`t leave me alone
You know it's such a drag to be on your own
My woman left me but she didn't say why
So I guess I have to try, try
Many (many), many (many) rivers to cross
(Many rivers to cross) But just where to begin
I`m playing for time
There have been times I found myse-elf sitting in limbo
Alone, alone, for my lifetime
Many rivers to cross
But I just can`t seem to find, my way over
Wondering, I am lost as I travel along
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