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Early Morning Sunset

Nothing is eternal, only death is guaranteed

I shan’t love you always. Some day you will be freed

When the clouds take back their raindrops

When a baby bears its mother

Then in early morning’s sunset I will leave you for another

 

When the hyena starts to cry dear, when Mona Lisa’s smile is gone

When the earth no longer spins and the days no longer dawn

When the clouds take back their raindrops

When a baby bears its mother

Then in early morning’s sunset I will leave you for another

 

When the seas run out of fish dear, and the birds run out of song

Then I’ll run out of love dear, and slowly travel on

When the clouds take back their raindrops

When a baby bears its mother

Then in early morning’s sunset I will leave you for another

 

But for now I love you dearly so while there’s stars above

Let us be together so we can share my love

For when the clouds take back their raindrops

When a baby bears its mother

Then in early morning’s sunset I will leave you for another

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rhandom-rhymer
Australian
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Jan 7, 2011
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