The Widow
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The Widow
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She was drifting
He was free
They had something back in 1973
They once grew magic
But it came to a halt
It’s always tragic
Oh when love falls apart
Don’t let it fall out of my heart
When the widow comes to bed
And she clears her weary head
She vows to take it easy
In the night when I get stoned
I feel I’m not alone
I vow to keep the house and sweep the floors clean
I went running through a wildflower haze
I’m always drifting stuck in my hill country ways
When the widow comes to bed
And she clears her weary head
She falls unto the floor
She knows there’s something more
She wakes up from a dream
Did she wake up from a dream?
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Who performs "The Widow"?
Israel Nash performs "The Widow", and this lyric page sits inside the Israel Nash catalog on LyroVerse.
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