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Rolling fields, The smell of home
A brighter season, Than the one you know
From Strength to strength, Growing out and growing up
Never stopping, Because it’s never enough
I saw you when you were a lamb
A purer breed I’ve never seen
Raised from the ground by loving hands
But since then, where have you been?
I feel a need to shelter you
It’s all too little too late
The farm you were on shipped the others out
And you’re so glad to be separate
The field grows down, The weeds climb up
There’s no one here, To help make the cut
From ash to ash, And the same old dust
The young ones moved, got lost in lust
I saw you when you were a lamb
The sun reflected all of your good
I wanted to save you from the farmer’s eye
But I stopped stock still and stood
I let you go into the slaughterhouse
I shook when they shut the gate
I waved from the road because it’s safer there
But you looked back gave me a smile and waved.
Oh I didn’t remember to say bye-bye
bye – bye
O I didn’t remember to say bye-bye
So bye-bye
Goodbye

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from Mars for Venus (featuring Tea Sky Blue), released September 2, 2016

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