Caroline, London 1940
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Caroline, London 1940
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I will hide this way while bombs drop everyday just close my eyes and wait to die.
Forget everything it twists my swollen dreams around my heart it goes.
I cling to my pride.
They can take our lives, but my soul is yours and mine and I love you Caroline.
As the hours break I feel your body shake, I hold my breath as you cry.
I miss everyone so much I haven't done, intentions fall like the rain.
I cling to your side.
They can take our lives, but my soul is yours and mine and I love you Caroline.
I see the sun
Maybe the smoke has went away with the guns
I see the sun
Everything looks strange, nothing will ever be the same again and
I see the sun
I feel it touch my face, I pray that there is change and someday, we will walk away, Caroline
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