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Artist: Potato Eaters
Canonical path: /potato-eaters/dog-eared-but-forgotten
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Dog-Eared (But Forgotten)
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Dog-Eared (But Forgotten)
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He came to me
in a dream
so dark
that my heart was a bob on a mighty river
He sang out from
the mountains above
he said, "don't be deceived by the ones you love."
I'm dog-eared but forgotten
twist my words and serve them up
on the backs of the broken-hearted
when they rise they'll throw you off.
I thought to cry
but I found
my eyes
had been lost with my heart to the mighty river.
I stood alone
by the thundering sea
he said, "It don't mean a thing if you can't be free."
I'm dog-eared but forgotten
twist my words and serve them up
on the backs of the broken-hearted
when they rise they'll throw you off.
He came to me
in a dream
so dark.
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