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Artist: Justin Rutledge
Canonical path: /justin-rutledge/mrs-montgomery
Related lyric paths: 6
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Mrs. Montgomery
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Mrs. Montgomery
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Remember me to Mrs. Mongomery
To the tall cherry tree, the lily and the lake
Be good to me, oh road to recovery
For the life that you see is the life that you take
Oleander
Late September
There’s a man standing on a bridge
A river is chosen
The west wind blows in
There’s a man standing on a bridge
Remember me to Mrs. Montgomery
To the tall cherry tree, the lily and the lake
Be good to me, oh road to recovery
For the life that you see is the life that you take
The life that you see is the life that you take
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Justin Rutledge performs "Mrs. Montgomery", and this lyric page sits inside the Justin Rutledge catalog on LyroVerse.
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