Father Time
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Father Time
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Here comes father time
One more line
Daylight is coming there's people i owe
Here come the lovers and the lovers i've known
Here comes sister love
She's done too much
Drinking and reeling and dancing for you
Here come the lovers and the lovers i knew
People will play
They'll be things that will stand in your way
Like friends that you've known
Like your own lazy bones
They'll be soldiers unknown in the fields
Here comes brother sin
Let me in
Morning is coming just give me a taste
Here come the lovers and they move with such grace
People will play
They'll be things that will stand in your way
Like friends that you've known
Like your own lazy bones
They'll be soldiers unknown in the fields
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The Mostar Diving Club performs "Father Time", and this lyric page sits inside the The Mostar Diving Club catalog on LyroVerse.
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