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Riverside
Easy
by Agnes Obel
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Down by the river by the boats
everybody goes to be alone
Where you wont see any rising sun
Down to the river we will run
by the water we drink to the dregs
Look at the stones on the river bed
I can from eyes
You've been by the riverside
Down by the the riverbed
calls you somebody says
the current and float away
by the river everyday
(Oh) my God I see
How everything is torn
In the river deep
And I don't know why
I go the way
Down by the riverside
that old river runs pass eyes
To wash off the dirt on the riverside
Go to the water so near
The will be your and ears
I to the on my own
To fall in the water like a stone
Chilled to the marrow in them bones
Why do I go here all alone
(Oh) my God I see
How is torn
In the river deep
And I don't know why
I go the way
by the riverside
(Oh) my God I see
How everything is torn
In the deep
And I don't know why
I go the way
Down by the riverside
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Down by the riverside
Down by the riverside
everybody goes to be alone
Where you wont see any rising sun
Down to the river we will run
by the water we drink to the dregs
Look at the stones on the river bed
I can from eyes
You've been by the riverside
Down by the the riverbed
calls you somebody says
the current and float away
by the river everyday
(Oh) my God I see
How everything is torn
In the river deep
And I don't know why
I go the way
Down by the riverside
that old river runs pass eyes
To wash off the dirt on the riverside
Go to the water so near
The will be your and ears
I to the on my own
To fall in the water like a stone
Chilled to the marrow in them bones
Why do I go here all alone
(Oh) my God I see
How is torn
In the river deep
And I don't know why
I go the way
by the riverside
(Oh) my God I see
How everything is torn
In the deep
And I don't know why
I go the way
Down by the riverside
...
Down by the riverside
Down by the riverside
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