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when they were kids they were always playing games
in the woods along the river shore
days were endless as the as the flowers
on the dress she wore
years went by then one day she went away
and he never saw her anymore
but he could never forget just how her
touch had felt before

nothing ever looks the same when the night falls
everything's as strange and dark as the sky
no one wants to be alone when the night falls
can't find your way home but hush now don't cry

Where am I going?
what will I find?
never knowing

can you
hear me
call your
name

drove to her house to take one last look around
abandoned and desolate for years
from the woods suddenly he heard a sound
music to his ears
in the darkness he couldn't see the stains
on the old and tattered dress she wore
they embraced one last time and walked away
to the river shore

nothing ever looks the same when the night falls
everything's as strange and dark as the sky
you and I will reunite when the night falls
everything will be okay now don't cry

Where are we going?
what will we find?

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from williamsville demos, released May 8, 2012
P. Merritt

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