May Holiday
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May Holiday
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Underneath the heat of the heavy grey sky
I thought about last night
I thought about last night
Wind danced(?) your hair over and away from your eyes
We were all dressed to the nines
We were all dressed to the nines
And I wonder what we will make of these days of ours
In the future, what we will make of these days of ours
As we rode through the streets at dawn
My hand was in yours
My hand was in yours
Wretched and misty(?)
Who knows where this leads?
Where all of this may lead?
And I wonder what we will make of these days of ours
In the future, what we will make of these days of ours
These days of ours
These days of ours
These days of ours
These days of ours
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Who performs "May Holiday"?
Rose Elinor Dougall performs "May Holiday", and this lyric page sits inside the Rose Elinor Dougall catalog on LyroVerse.
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