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Artist: Ioanna Gika
Canonical path: /ioanna-gika/gone
Related lyric paths: 2
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Gone
Read Gone lyrics by Ioanna Gika on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Gone
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Dark the stars and dark the moon
Hush the night and the morning bloom
Tell the horses and beat on your drum:
Gone their master, gone their son
Dark the oceans, dark the sky
Hush the whales and the ocean tide
Tell the salt marsh and beat on your drum:
Gone their master, gone their son
Dark to light and light to dark
Three black carriages, three white carts.
What brings us together is what pulls us apart
Gone our brother, gone our heart
Hush the whales and the ocean tide
Tell the salt marsh and beat on your drum:
Gone their master, gone their son
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Ioanna Gika performs "Gone", and this lyric page sits inside the Ioanna Gika catalog on LyroVerse.
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