Lady of the Snowline
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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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