Eligy For Amy
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Eligy For Amy
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She's moved away
to a kinder place
where her soul flies
she's smiling down apoun us
(unintelligable... could be "heart roams the room now")
just help us through
today your spirit
it guides us
Amy can you hear me?
upstairs gently listening
all down here wishing
you hadn't left so soon
I want to thank you for
leaving me and not me leaving you
there's somthing strange about
I can shut my eyes
and see you there
I wish i'd said some more words now
the music is singing
Amy can you hear me?
Upstairs gently listening
all down here wishing
you hadn't left so soon
Amy's smile will cure you
so close your eyes and (unintelligable)
she's waiting upstairs with Jesus
where everyone's your friend
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