Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Tasha
Canonical path: /tasha/burton-island
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Burton Island
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Burton Island
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Wait for the suns last song
Do you know where she sings from
We’ll be gone when morning comes
So for now, honey
Dance for a while, dance for a while
Dance for a while, dance for a while
Lay on this lapping shore
Every lake reminds me
Of another I’ve swam before
What’s this fondness I’ve found
For this seagulls call
Some cool calm
I’ve not felt in a while, felt in a while
Felt in a while, felt in a while
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