St. Ann's Gold
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St. Ann's Gold
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With feet so cold
I feel no pain
And the Western Cross
on snow white plain
Look over yonder
the pines are down
they've laid them well
On sequoia ground
I hear the howling timber wolf
I hear the howling timber wolf
Sleepy eyes
fading light
snow white Suzy
you're my desire
You carry me back home
You carry me back home
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