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Allman Brothers Band, The ~ Island


Sometimes it seems like yesterday Other times more than a million years Oh little girl sweeter than an angel When i think of her i laugh, And drown in my own tears You draw your first breath so close to me Now we've been apart for years and years She can wash the land away, tides turning everyday, All i really came to say is I still love you my sweet island Maybe times will someday build a bridge for us Somewhere father down the line; i know But for you this; To show you who's on my mind She can wash the land away, tides turning everyday, All i really came to say is I still love you my sweet island Whatever they may say about my silence Remember i'm an island too We're connected by more than an ocean My blood runs in you She can wash the land away, tides turning everyday, All i really came to say is I still love you my sweet island more free lyrics

Sometimes it seems like yesterday
Other times more than a million years
Oh little girl sweeter than an angel
When i think of her i laugh,
And drown in my own tears

You draw your first breath so close to me
Now we've been apart for years and years

She can wash the land away, tides turning everyday,
All i really came to say is
I still love you my sweet island

Maybe times will someday build a bridge for us
Somewhere father down the line; i know
But for you this;
To show you who's on my mind

She can wash the land away, tides turning everyday,
All i really came to say is
I still love you my sweet island

Whatever they may say about my silence
Remember i'm an island too
We're connected by more than an ocean
My blood runs in you

She can wash the land away, tides turning everyday,
All i really came to say is
I still love you my sweet island

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