Mary Elizabeth McGlynn
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Farewell

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Farewell

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I have faith, that you are safe

When you last stopped, you said

A bright warm light, will bring you home

Did you lie, my dear, did you lie?

The day is dark all alone

If you are there, just let me know, just let me know

When the ashes arise, the light shall fall

Will you find me, will you find me?

When the sky is dead and forever gone

Will you find me, will you find me?

When the ashes arise, the light shall fall

Will you find me, will you find me?

When the sky is dead and forever gone

Will you find me, will you find me?

I have faith, that you are safe

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Mary Elizabeth McGlynn performs "Farewell", and this lyric page sits inside the Mary Elizabeth McGlynn catalog on LyroVerse.

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