Where The Willow Tree Died
from Anywhere But Where I Am by Foreign Fields
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lyrics
Up on the limb I had more to see but I can't feel your hand
And I can't extend my reach
I yelled down to you to climb the tree instead without my help
And you said back, "I tried"
Now I am looking at the branch where I stand it's giving out, oh my
Can you hear my lonely cry
I could have saved a seed for you to grow and us to reap all night
Where the willow tree died
Well you always play the games
Looks like you're off again, but your branches always break
When on solid ground we stand
You lean down and lend a hand and everything goes as you planned
And I can't extend my reach
I yelled down to you to climb the tree instead without my help
And you said back, "I tried"
Now I am looking at the branch where I stand it's giving out, oh my
Can you hear my lonely cry
I could have saved a seed for you to grow and us to reap all night
Where the willow tree died
Well you always play the games
Looks like you're off again, but your branches always break
When on solid ground we stand
You lean down and lend a hand and everything goes as you planned
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from Anywhere But Where I Am,
released May 24, 2012
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Contact: foreignfieldsmusic@gmail.com
From Wisconsin. We hope our music resonates with you. Thanks for listening.
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