Rise No More
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Rise No More
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Whispered words were carried by the wind
As your soul pressed down as you ran away with him
While the world you held was slippin’ away
Calling crows had knocked upon your door
As you hid inside and tried to ignore
But you held on closely to you guns
Rise no more
I sing rise no more
For your heart was weakened by the wild
For you were just child
Once so weak and so mild
Now you’ll rise no more
Winter came and chilled you to the bone
I called your name to come on home
But you couldn’t hear my cries
In the wild you once felt at peace
But a storm had come forced you to your knees
Now it won't be long for you to
Rise no more
For you to rise no more
Spring has come and washed away the gray
Turned darkness into day
All with the month of may
You’ll toil no more
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