Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jackson Browne
Canonical path: /jackson-browne/lavender-windows
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Lavender Windows
Read Lavender Windows lyrics by Jackson Browne on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Lavender Windows
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Lavender windows and burgundy doors
Olive green pillows on ebony floors
The lightest of wine
Could have been mine
It should have been mine
Promises kept and promises broken
They're all the same whether silent or spoken
They're not worth a penny
I didn't make many
I didn't break any
Roads that are leaving and roads that have gone
Oh every road moves but the one that I'm on
The score is now even
And I should be leaving
Why am I not leaving
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Jackson Browne performs "Lavender Windows", and this lyric page sits inside the Jackson Browne catalog on LyroVerse.
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