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Artist: John Martyn
Canonical path: /john-martyn/lay-it-all-down
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Lay It All Down
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Lay It All Down
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Darling, will you walk with me gentle
Come walking through the evening air
And I believe that you can make me feel better
And I believe that you might always be there
I want to move out of town
And follow the sound
And lay it all down
Darling, do you know I’ve been lonely
Darling, do you know I’ve been bad
Darling, do you know I’ve been lied to
Darling, do you know it made me sad
I want to move out of town
And follow myself
And lay it all down
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