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Artist: Maria Doyle Kennedy
Canonical path: /maria-doyle-kennedy/bittersweet
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Bittersweet
Bittersweet lyrics by Maria Doyle Kennedy. It might take a 100 years but I'd wait Bittersweet, do you come today I wonder if you've lost your way Are you...
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Bittersweet
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It might take a 100 years but I'd wait
Bittersweet, do you come today
I wonder if you've lost your way
Are you coming soon
It might take a 100 years but I'd wait
Bittersweet so hard to see
Did you pass me by today
Are you coming soon
I was told when I was young, you'd come
Come to find me
It may take a 100 years but I'll wait
Bittersweet O Bittersweet
I wonder if you're worth the wait
Are you coming soon?
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