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Vega Suzanne Songs In Red And Gray

you loved and then forgot I'll love you first and let you go because it must be so and you'll forgive or you will not And so a woman leaves a man and

i do travel if to portugal, england, or spain as i do walk by the shipyards and the harbors i smell the salt, and the bay rum of your ghost again i know the salt, and

s pastime? a thing on a string to be thrown and retrieved like a phone call received on somebody's birthday to tease and delight and then say goodnight and

my size but it's her little feet I remember and the look in her eyes Once when I saw her she made me a doll of ribbon and paper and ink and lace, I recall

call on that saint and the candle that burns keeping her safe until her return plaster and paint holding the fire a poor woman's saint holding all

door of your home and your hearth and your family and wife who'd been darkened so often before Oh, the red leaf looks to the hard gray stone to each

little kite carried away in the wayward breeze Soap and water wash the year from my life straighten all that we trampled and tore heal the cut we call husband and

England, Portugal or Spain As I do walk by the shipyards and the harbors I smell the salt and the bay rum, and your ghost again I know the salt and the bay rum, and

holdin' me) (When you are holdin' me) And why so high expectation? Who could live up to this? And there's no time now for explanation Cool as an angels kiss And