She Is Far
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She Is Far
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Blues and greys and greens across the river
We went into winter London parks, my darling
Monuments for blood spilt in foreign lands
It's on our hands, it's all across our faces
Photographs in paper bags
And she is far
She's getting so much further every day
Well, youth was no excuse I will excuse you still
For every single dirty magazine, my darling
Monuments on Margate Sands staples across your hands
And all across your face
Photographs in paper bags
And she is far
And she is getting further every day
And every river underneath the city flows with tears
And there's a new garden flooding every day
Photographs in paper bags
And she is far
And she is getting further every day
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Peter Doherty performs "She Is Far", and this lyric page sits inside the Peter Doherty catalog on LyroVerse.
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