Song For a Fox
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Song For a Fox
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Balanced on the railway track
I felt your eyes upon my back
The london train moved swiftly
Past to cover silent ground
Darting through your shrouded woods
Ignite your fire and douse my good
Your smoky trail a path I'll suit
I find myself alone
I was dancing on the road
When lights cast shadows where I strode
Though fast my legs could fairly go
I could not get away
She has eyes as sharp as knives
A face more soft than snow
I watch her from my oldest life
I wonder if she knows
Sense her like my best kept thought
There still with my thickest blood
Like bees and toast to honey pots
We stick ourselves to sweet
I was dancing in the rain
Seep through my clothes and my pale skin
Lights twinkle round me as I spin
And we both dance away
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Rachel Sermanni performs "Song For a Fox", and this lyric page sits inside the Rachel Sermanni catalog on LyroVerse.
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