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Bangles, The ~ Song For A Good Son


A summer's day so long ago A thousand boats dancing on the bay I came to you inside a dream We both held hands and fell into the water You never claimed to know me well The dark-eyed son, the privileged man You fond me bitter, you thought me cold Well now I'm gonna make you understand My mother died, my father cried He left me lonely by the waterside Waterside so deep and wide If I follow, maybe I will find her Beyond the salt and spray The current carried her away Beyond the salt and spray The current carried her away I can't outrun my destiny Tell me who will sing a song for me Darkness darkness cover me By my own hands the way it has to be My mother died my father cried You will find me by the waterside Waterside so deep and wide If I follow, maybe I will find her If I follow, maybe I will find her more free lyrics

A summer's day so long ago
A thousand boats dancing on the bay
I came to you inside a dream
We both held hands and fell into the water
You never claimed to know me well
The dark-eyed son, the privileged man
You fond me bitter, you thought me cold
Well now I'm gonna make you understand
My mother died, my father cried
He left me lonely by the waterside
Waterside so deep and wide
If I follow, maybe I will find her

Beyond the salt and spray
The current carried her away

Beyond the salt and spray
The current carried her away

I can't outrun my destiny
Tell me who will sing a song for me
Darkness darkness cover me
By my own hands the way it has to be
My mother died my father cried
You will find me by the waterside
Waterside so deep and wide
If I follow, maybe I will find her
If I follow, maybe I will find her

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