Shadow Of The West
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Shadow Of The West
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Dancing ever changing desert sand
I was burned by the touch of her hand
The setting of the sun scares me to death
I'm a shadow
Shadow
Shadow of the west
Once upon a time I was strong and proud
Everything that the law would allow
But more and more
I feel less and less
I'm a shadow
Shadow
Shadow of the west
Memories like shadows scorched in the sand
I'm alone, a lonely man
The setting of the sun scares me to death
I'm a shadow
Shadow
Shadow of the west
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