Gone
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Gone
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Day by day it comes, watered by your soul
Night by night she sleeps
And wakes to find you’re gone, gone
- The moment that you had to leave
You guided her to me – we’re watered by your soul
Still each night she turns to me and
In her eyes I see, the words she says to you
Gone gone
Take these tears away
I’d give them all just too see your face
Hold me now
Give me one more day
Your life goes on now
But I miss you now you’re
Gone gone
Why why why do we hurt and do we die
Oh why why tell me reasons
Tell me why we go through life
Go through life
Gone gone
Take these tears away
I’d give them all just too see your face
Hold me now
Give me one more day
Your life goes on now
But I miss you now your
Gone gone
I miss you now your
Gone
Gone
I miss you now you’re gone
I miss you now you’re gone
Gone
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