Always the Traveller
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Always the Traveller
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It's late in the season
Leaves are falling down
Autumn shades
Of red and brown
I heard you were leaving
Mind if I go along
I could hold your hand
And sing you a song
Always the traveller
A drift in the wind
There's something about you
That's drawing me in
Maybe we'll make it
Through to next year
Go our own ways
And I'll meet you back here
Always the traveller
A drift in the wind
There's something about you
That's drawing me in
Could I ever forget you
Not for a while
I'll be tasting your sweet, sweet lips
Mile after mile
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