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Artist: The Gentle Waves
Canonical path: /the-gentle-waves/to-salt-a-scar
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To Salt A Scar
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To Salt A Scar
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Even still they are wondering
Is it so and is it real?
Touch and see and breathe it in
Only one knows how to feel
Cowboy, cowboy feel
Late at night he is wandering
For a poor misguided star
Dirt and sand what loves you best?
Time then money, salt and scar
In the dark when I think of you
Flesh and focus all around
Skin then dust and disappear
Only some know how to feel
Cowboy, cowboy feel
Cowboy, cowboy feel
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