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Folk Song

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The Sundays Canonical path: /sundays/folk-song Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Folk Song

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Summer sky and a throat bone dry

And the fields are all gold

Dusty lane with a song in my brain

And it stoned me to my soul

I climb higher move towards the fire.....blaze sun

Silver trees and a whispering breeze

Are my sight and my sound

The thought of heaven couldn't drag me from the path

When I'm wandering here alone

I climb higher move towards the fire.... so blaze sun

Watch until it dies slow falling from the sky

Pale fading sun

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