Flying Down Juniper
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Flying Down Juniper
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Fathers and mothers all those years ago
Did you every did you ever know
My sisters and my brothers all dead and gone
Did you know that wishing won't make it so
All the children flying down Juniper
All going where children go
All the children flying down Juniper
Let us go
And did you ever wonder the places we would go
And did you realize we felt your woe
All the children flying down Juniper
All going where children go
All the children flying down Juniper
Let us go
If we forgive ourselves we might be whole
But you know that wishing won't make it so
All the children flying down Juniper
All going where children go
All the children flying down Juniper
Let us go
Let us go
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Lindsey Buckingham performs "Flying Down Juniper", and this lyric page sits inside the Lindsey Buckingham catalog on LyroVerse.
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