Reclaimed
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Reclaimed
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I sat on your bed
Rested my head upon a dream of Canada
Your sorrow I drank
Until it flowed like my own blood
Lost like autumn leaves you were
Wild rootless free
You were caught in a breeze that drifted to my feet
Chance happened to bring
Two lost souls in the wind
Just a melody
Sends me out into the rain
Reclaimed
You took hold of my hand
Promised we'd land someday
In Canada
My life you renewed
With music you soothed
My restless heart
Lost like forgotten time
I was healing the mind
With the seeds of my youth
That drifted to your feet
Chance happened to bring
Two lost souls
In the wind
Just a melody
Sends me out into the rain
Reclaimed
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Louise Latham performs "Reclaimed", and this lyric page sits inside the Louise Latham catalog on LyroVerse.
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