Southern Belle
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Southern Belle
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Southern belle ringing in my head
Louder now than it's ever been
When I left you were standing guard
Something tells me you never got too far
Southern belle fairest of the ball
Lovers wait in an empty hall
Their invitations press around the room
Take the hand of any you should choose
You look for maps in a pattern sky
Where no one laughs every time you cry
You cry for what you cannot find
Like peace of mind
Southern belle in your ivory tower
You watch the night unfold his ruthful power
The morning breaks in through the eastern sky
Steals you from the shattered arms of night
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Who performs "Southern Belle"?
Tyler Edwards performs "Southern Belle", and this lyric page sits inside the Tyler Edwards catalog on LyroVerse.
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