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Artist: Masters Apprentices
Canonical path: /masters-apprentices/song-for-a-lost-gypsy
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Song for a Lost Gypsy
Read Song for a Lost Gypsy lyrics by Masters Apprentices on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Song for a Lost Gypsy
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Heard on the BBC
Eating our Friday night tea
Heard there was going to be
A slump in the industry
Say goodbye to a man and a friend
Played the blues from his soul 'till end
Sing a song of what is going to be
Sing a song for a lost gypsy
Read in the Sunday Times
Replacements are hard to find
Read that he's left us behind
There'll never be two of a kind
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