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Horses
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Tightrope walker, balance is undone
Passing of the mourners
Black is the colour to come, to say goodbye
On the day of your death
Oh to say goodbye
Did you ever ride those Horses?
As you fell into my sleep
Did you ever find some meaning there,
In life's passing scenes?
Was there enough of happiness
Were you starved of love
The passing of the years, spent busy in hearts repair
Did you long for moments lost,
As your husband breathed his last
Twenty years or more alone
Now you're riding Horses
As they shake hands with the dead
And I hope you find some meaning there
Are we bigger than the sum?
Of all our lives
So now you're riding with the wind
Past the shadows of your life
I hope you find some meaning there
That we're bigger than the sum
Of all our lives
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Conrad Vingoe London, UK
London singer-songwriter. Folk-influenced music mixing retro synths, chiming guitars, fingerpicking dexterity and soaring vocals.
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