Some Day´s Reunion
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Some Day´s Reunion
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Some Day´s Reunion
By the Yonder Mountain String Band
I went out once
Saw an old friend
When I talked to her,
She hadn´t changed a bit
As we talked
I just sat and stared
Remembering her eyes, they light
Like the stars at night
Though I´ve been gone so long, I still could find my way home
For some time, we just sat and stared
We didn´t say a word, and we didn´t care
Suddenly, we both laughed and smiled
Lord it was so damn good, to see her for a while
Though we´ve been gone so long, we still could find our way home
Though we´ve been gone so long, we still could find our way home.
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