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Clouds
03:34
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You came from the sea
With a spirit as free as a bird
Unspoken words and the ocean
In your eyes
I wish I could see you and talk to the clouds
My friend
I’d like to hold your hand in the sun
Again
The world was not you and they told you
You could not live your life
You made the clock slow and they didn’t know the treasure
They despised
I wish I could see you and talk to the clouds
My friend
I’d like to hold your hand in the sun
Again
And I’ll stay with you until the end of the day
And I’ll hold the time
I will whisper your song to the wind til I see you
My friend
Wildflowers and sunshine
Welcomed you to the earth
And I touched your face
Through the light
I wish I could see you and talk to the clouds
My friend
And I’d like to hold your hand in the sun
Again
I wish I could see you and talk to the clouds
Again
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Birdy
03:54
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Little birdy sing you song
Cos I aint staying here too long
My heart is blowin in the wind
Little birdy take your wing
Cos I can’t promise anything
My heart has been broken for too long
OO OOO OO
The world it goes round and round and round
And sometimes there aint nothin to be found
So I’ll throw my heart to the wind
There’s always a sun behind the clouds
And it don’t really mater any who
When you don’t know what lies ahead
Ooo Oo Oo
Little birdy sit with me
We’ll look out and see what we can see
And I’ll take my leave and go.
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Maple Tree
02:57
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My little darlin’ come and sit with me
We can sit underneath the big old maple tree
You can tell me some of your dreams.
I’m just a lonely girl, in this little town
Trying to find my way around
Just lookin’ for somewhere to lay my head down.
If you’re feeling blue, and on a dusty road
Come and sit with me lay down your heavy load
We can look up at the big blue sky and dream on.
Don’t you worry now, leave your troubles behind
Look up at the sunshine in the open sky
I’ll be your and you can be mine.
My little darlin’, come and sit with me
We can sit underneath the big old maple tree
You can tell me some of your dreams.
Come and tell me all of your dreams
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Audrey
03:40
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Audrey lips like wine
Audrey I want you to be mine
You don’t even know my name
But I want you just the same
Audrey
Oooooh Ooh Ooh
Audrey hair black as night
Audrey my secret delight
I dream about you in the night
I look for you in the morning light
Audrey
Oooooh Ooh Ooh
Audrey could you ever be mine
Cause I can’t get you out of my mind
I wanna find you in the night
I wanna see you in that morning light
Audrey
Oooooh Ooh Ooh
Audrey
My sweet Audrey
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Willie
04:38
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Willie don’t you go and leave me all alone
I know you’re not coming home
Willie please don’t go
My quiet heart can never compare
To pearly skin and hair so fair but oh my Willie it was true
Oooo ooo ooo oooo
Oo oo oo oo oo oo
I can see that you were never true to me
Willie I did love you so
My love you didn’t know
And I could never leave this bitter love that twisted me
Willie God damn you soul
My broken heart did stoop so low
Oooo ooo ooo oooo
Oo oo oo oo oo oo
Willie don’t you go and leave me all alone
I know you’re not coming home
Willie please don’t go
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Ellie P NSW, Australia
Ellie P is a folk singer and story teller from the Blue Mountains Australia.
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