She's Gone
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She's Gone
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Tonight I feel so lonely I'm scared and all alone
The one I love has left me and she won't be coming home she's gone
I miss her warm embrace Lord I miss her loving heart
Oh darling can you hear me I long for where you are
She's gone she's gone
It's midnight in this graveyard all alone I stand
Death is all around me beneath this sacred sand
I long to lay me down Lord once more to be by her side
Oh why'd you take her from me why my Lord oh why
She's gone she's gone
As I place these roses upon her stone oh my Lord she's gone
She's gone she's gone she's gone Lord she's gone she's gone
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