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Artist: The Hollies
Canonical path: /hollies/cable-car
Related lyric paths: 6
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Cable Car
Read Cable Car lyrics by The Hollies on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Cable Car
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Cable car, flying high
Passing stars or wondering why
Did she go or did she die
I don't know
Mountainside, not so green
Snow is more than ever seen
Will she come back in a dream
I don't know
Thoughts of her reminding me
Of a time I couldn't see
Anything but you and me together
Colored cloud, on you go
To a land you may not know
If you see her
Tell her I'm so alone
[Verse 4]
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