Carolina
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Carolina
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Carolina
Her tears are falling like the spanish moss
Disappearing
Into beauty found in beauty lost
So it goes
The summer blooms and fades away
Like moonlight falling on a bed
And there can be no solice in remembering
The words we never said
Faded postcards
Of all the places she loves best
Take her far away
As she presses wrinkles from her cotton dress
So it goes
The summer blooms and fades away
Like moonlight falling on a bed
And there can be no solice in remembering
The words we never said
So it goes
The summer blooms and fades away
Like moonlight crashing to the earth
And there can be no solice in remembering
The way things never were
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Who performs "Carolina"?
Sheryl Crow performs "Carolina", and this lyric page sits inside the Sheryl Crow catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Always On Your Side and Can't Cry Anymore with a short reason for opening each page next.
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