Branscombe
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Branscombe
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If I was in heaven with you
I wouldn't cry for a long time
If I was in the middle with you
I would be free to speak my mind
Ooh, would you lie down?
See those clothes I'm wearing now?
Tell me where my faith is
Or is it off the road?
Ooh, would you lie down?
Tell me which birds are in the sky
Or which flowers lie at the edge of the wood
If I was in the garden with you
You would tell me how it turned out right
If I was at the table with you
I would see, I'd see your crown
Ooh, would you lie down?
See those books I'm reading now?
Are you in the dark or are you gone for good?
Ooh, would you lie down?
Tell me which birds are in the sky
Or which flowers lie by the side of the road
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Wovoka Gentle performs "Branscombe", and this lyric page sits inside the Wovoka Gentle catalog on LyroVerse.
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