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of sorrow Backbreaking labor hobbles daily soils the Dei's imago Fertile ground incurring hate Buries deep then germinates Sprouts through underground
fall into the Deep hole And now their bones come from the same show Into the grave there is no sorrow And never see a new tomorrow Dead in the field
What a beautiful day! Oh My friend say Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah Butterfly and dragonfly Green paddy field passing by
for you And I'll stand by your side You'll need a good companion For this part of the ride Leave behind your sorrows Let this day be the last Tomorrow
walking by your side alone. Darling, hold me tight I can't stop to shiver There's a fine line between hope and distrust. Darling, hold me tight I can't
sorrow, our loss? A C#m A And how could a child set us free C#m E B7 In a field, in a manger, on a cross? C#m G#m A And still we go on, down through
hits you'll come to mess me up again. How could I mistake such hell with kind warmth? Cuz you burnt the fields and I was left to ashes. Not knowing if d
The dead are here with me They speak in whispers I hear them all I am a bird, floating through a field Still the wind passes Its roar and its
Why is it a crime to be free In a world run by thieves? Rules broken simply by being made Lives taken by the cowards and the afraid Why must we
the fields of darkness call a summoning Its shapes may change but the name remains forever more A menace feared by earthly travelers young and old Forever
There's where the old darke'ys heart am long'd to go, There's where I labored so hard for old massa, Day after day in the field of yellow corn, No place
indifference That prosperity esteems Where the spirit raves and dances Through our very veins At winter's edge you found me By the fields of wild gold My
There's where the old darke'ys heart am long'd to go, There's where I labored so hard for old massa, Day after day in the field of yellow corn, No place
There's where the old darke'ys heart am long'd to go, There's where I labored so hard for old massa, Day after day in the field of yellow corn, No place
There's where the old darke'ys heart am long'd to go, There's where I labored so hard for old massa, Day after day in the field of yellow corn, No place
As each long day rolls by and falls behind me In the lonely night there's a peacefulness I've found Though I'm weary even then when I rise to start
Riding rails of silver Going to where I'm bound Roses, dust and ashes Throw them where I lay And if by chance you see me There'll be no sorrow on my
in my side And it's killing me There's a field of crows Now a black sea And I have called upon the hills And I have called upon the soil And they
to face Smell of death no place for grace Vultures circle on the battlefield A way out by killing still Warriors fighting face to face Smell of death no
1. Well, how do you do, Private William McBride, Do you mind if I sit down here by your graveside? And rest for awhile in the warm summer sun, I've
chance for this man who will die. The torment that fills her heart And the sorrow of her soul Can only be appeased by each blow... Of her... sword.
for years, searching for her one and only love As the fields, plagued by death rot away. Found at last, lost at sea Forever he will haunt her dreams
romance... Long ago... Feeling lonely, feeling sad, She cried in the moonlight. Driven by a world gone mad She took flight... "Feel no sorrow, feel
oh how do you do, young willy mcbride do you mind if i sit here down by your graveside and rest for a while in the warm summer sun i've been walking
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