Gale Song
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Gale Song
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It's a lonely road, full of tired men
And you can see it in their faces
And you'll be home in spring
I can wait 'til then
I heard you're on the big train
And oh this too shall pass
This loneliness won't last for long
I wasn't there to take his place
I was ten thousand miles away
So when you hear my voice
And when you say my name
May it never give you pain
'Cause I don't wanna go
But it's time to leave
You'll be on my mind, my destiny
And I won't fight in vain
I'll love you just the same
I couldn't know what's in your mind
But I saw the pictures
You're looking fine
And there was a time when I stood in line
For love, for love, for love
But I let you go, oh I let you go
And he fell apart with his broken heart
And this blood, this blood, this blood
Oh, it drains from my skin, it does
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