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Artist: Kingfisher Sky
Canonical path: /kingfisher-sky/her-white-dress
Related lyric paths: 6
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Her White Dress
Read Her White Dress lyrics by Kingfisher Sky on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Her White Dress
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She stares into the distance watches the sea
the waves come crashing in surrounding me
She waits for a new day and suddenly
the wind starts to rage
The world around her passes by
like her old wedding dress that flew into the sky
It's time to take off and don't look back
so turn another page
One minute everything would be different
one second everything would be right
Eyes wide open my immaculate one
and look at the first ray of light
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