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walk two moons

Walk two moons down the same road

Where willows weep and widows moan

And hasty eyes do turn away

Forgetting you ever passed their way.

 

Do not stop at the lover's inn

Traverse your glance across its doors

He will not be waiting in the window

Searching for your figure more.

 

Tears may spill and you may sigh

While you bid the roses sweet goodbye

And mournful melody pulls you on

Towards the light of that new dawn.

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lauren-ashley
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Published
Jan 31, 2011
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