Sandhills
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Sandhills
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I'd like to go somewhere, somewhere that is ?? (good?)
Somewhere where the rain won't keep tapping on my roof, on my roof
I found somewhere quiet away from the rain
Somewhere where I won't hear tapping ever again, ever again
I know a place, where can it be
It's far away, I'd like to see
I'd like to see
A place where the sandhills are so ?? (wide?) they reach the sky
Sandhills of many colours, where rainbows ??, where rainbows ??,
I've heard of a place like that, it's far away
Where sandhills last forever
I may go there some day, I will go there some day
That's the place I ??
Will you go there
I don't know, I don't know
I know a place, where can it be
It's far away, I'd like to see
I'd like to see, I'd like to see
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Strawberry Switchblade performs "Sandhills", and this lyric page sits inside the Strawberry Switchblade catalog on LyroVerse.
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