The Night in Gales
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The Night in Gales
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the nightingales / we get all low /
and raccoon down / by snowy wall /
and cuddle up / and wade in blessed
/ and that's not all / that's bad
I guess / we elder trees / identified
/ with cold white times / so moved
aside / to let the sun / gleam
it's so long / to have it's fun
/ with us and go / someone does
/ and doves move / and from the
shade / a shadow soon / will come
up front / by way of trouble /
through all the din / o' muddy gravel
/ dark gardens grief / will just surround
us / while we are walking steady and
/ sleeping fastest
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Thanksgiving performs "The Night in Gales", and this lyric page sits inside the Thanksgiving catalog on LyroVerse.
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