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Downhill Specialist
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Sing to me the harmony, the line that turned the blackest crow
I know you know
Head and cheek, lock and key, a door that should have been left closed
I know you know
I can't see all the light thats hung in the sky, with a heart locked away
Like the seas I know I will just rage and burn, until night turns to day
Come to me, in the willow trees, a body I no longer hold. I know you know
I can't see all the light that burns up inside, I can't see
The song within, the violin, it's your right hand that holds the bow
I know you know
When I was young, my song unsung I walked down by the stream
In the hidden keep of a willow tree, I sank into a dream
Sing to me the harmony, said the blackest crow
Take your time, learn your line, that you already know
I know you never wanted, to be alone
Once you hear my voice, you know you're home
I love you dear but my time is near, I hear the hound dogs howl
We're nothing more, than we were before, I'm lost, unfounded now
I know you never wanted, to be alone
Once you hear my voice, you know you're home
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