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Artist: Keane
Canonical path: /keane/walnut-tree
Related lyric paths: 6
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Walnut Tree
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Walnut Tree
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Once there was a great storm
Pushed my head beneath the waves
I was gone
Underneath the walnut tree
Where you said you'd wait for
And I waited a long, long time
I waited a long, long time
I waited a long, long time
I waited a long, long time
I waited a long, long time
Why, why do I come here?
Seeking out the memories I hold dear
'Cause you put your spell on me
Made me live in memory
And I'm frozen in just the wrong time
I waited a long, long time
I waited a long, long time
I waited a long, long time
I waited a long, long time
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Keane performs "Walnut Tree", and this lyric page sits inside the Keane catalog on LyroVerse.
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