Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Linda Perhacs
Canonical path: /linda-perhacs/sandy-toes
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Sandy Toes
Read Sandy Toes lyrics by Linda Perhacs on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sandy Toes
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As the sand
Is to my toes
And the wind
Is to my face
And the rain
Upon my hair is felt
So his eyes
Were to my eyes
And to myself
Each day I heard
The wind and surge
At night I breathe
The pine and earth
That salty feel
Upon my
Dampened skin
Time was flow
I feared no ebb
And life was him
If I last
For ninety years
Will I say
I lived but three?
That began when
He said to me
Windy one
Five minutes can you
Spare me
For eternity
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