So Long
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So Long
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Do you remember when rain used to fall from these skies?
The sun would rise, we were all alone
The sun would hit you, your light would shine
You were so bright now
Dreams came easy with trouble not too far behind.
We didn’t mind. We saw a narrow road
All those songs we sang that made so much sense
All the drinks we drank, till our bones were drenched
It’s been so long now
Last time I heard you were somewhere in between
St. Louis and anarchy, that made sense somehow
When you left you said no goodbyes, just opened your eyes
You went home, now we’re all alone
Heaven’s a garden where you can grow anything without the rain
I want to see you there, somehow.
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