Tell My Sister
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Tell My Sister
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Weather man on the radio
Threatens rain, maybe snow
He don't know, I need blue skies
I've got to go
I'm not a cowboy
I've never been shot
I'm not a convict
I've never been caught
Tell my sister
To tell my mother
I'm coming home
Home, alone
Sunday morning
I boarded a plane
Leaving London, England
In the rain
Tell my sister
To tell my mother
I'm coming home
Home, alone
Someday I'll be back again
To that green and pleasant land
Between the Channel and the sea
Across the ocean, that's where I want to be
But until then, tie me to the ground
I've got to let these weary bones rest
From runnin' around
Tell my sister
To tell my mother
I'm coming home
Home, alone
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Martha Wainwright performs "Tell My Sister", and this lyric page sits inside the Martha Wainwright catalog on LyroVerse.
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