The Lost Sea
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Return To Sender

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The Lost Sea Canonical path: /the-lost-sea/return-to-sender Related lyric paths: 6
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Return To Sender

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a cold november morning pouring rain

i wrote a letter, some things i've got to say

return to sender, you never listen anyway

the dead of winter i felt you on my tongue

the coldest shivers, our battles fought and won

the taste of bitter, when all that comes undone... comes undone..

oh my longing wont give you up,

and i am nothing without your love,

in sweet virginia,

when you would come,

before you left me and all that was

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