Lady In Blue
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Lady In Blue
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Cigarettes recommended
"Need a Light to use?"
said the Lady in Blue after the rain
What is left?
What is right... you may understand,
I left the right man.
said the Lady in Blue,
"I left the right man."
Boys play well into midnight
"Can I join you?"
said the Lady in Blue after the rain
"Pillow cold, but She won't stray into other lands," he said,
"Take my hand," to the Lady in Blue,
"You wronged the right man."
Cigarettes recommended
"Need a Light to use?"
said the Lady in Blue,
"I wronged the right man"
Boys play well into midnight
"Can I join you?"
said the Lady in Blue after the rain
Boys you play well into midnight
"Can I join you?"
said the Lady in Blue
said the Lady in Blue
said the Lady in Blue,
"I can play too."
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Tori Amos performs "Lady In Blue", and this lyric page sits inside the Tori Amos catalog on LyroVerse.
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