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Lady of the Snowline

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Willard Grant Conspiracy Canonical path: /willard-grant-conspiracy/lady-of-the-snowline Related lyric paths: 6
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Lady of the Snowline

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Before I fade thin

And cast a shadow no more

Before the dark hour

I'll pass here once more

Take a walk in the sun

With the breeze in your hair

And remember the time

I walked with you there

Chorus;

Roll me down to the water

Lay me down by the shore

Let the water hold me over

'Til I find my way home

There're many toils and troubles

That lead us to this place

The memory's made sweeter

By these days filled with grace

Chorus

Before I fade thin

And cast a shadow no more

Before the dark hour

I'll pass here once more

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