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Artist: Iron & Wine
Canonical path: /iron-wine/sunset-soon-forgotten
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Sunset Soon Forgotten
Read Sunset Soon Forgotten lyrics by Iron & Wine on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sunset Soon Forgotten
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Be this sunset soon forgotten
your brothers left here shaved and crazy
we've learned to hide our bottles in the well
and what's worth keeping, sun still sinking
down and down
once again
down and down
gone again
Be this sunset one for keeping
this june bug street sings low and lovely
those band-aid children
chased your dog away
she runs, returning, suns still sinking
down and down
once again
down and down
gone again
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