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Earthly Days
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All in no cool kids here
Go on and flip your cards over my dear
Queen of my heart, ace of my eye
Covered in grace ‘cause you worked in a diner
Kind to every son and daughter
Girl, I swear this been coming for a long, long time
And any bed is a queen when there’s one laying in it
All great things had their beginnings
Feel it in your gaze you're just looking for some peace of mind
Took us six years and four days to finally get married
Look at me, getting all carried away
From our fears is where we will tarry on
And I swear you could show me the light
Bring me back to Jesus Christ
‘Cause I want more than just these earthly days
You can have all my earthly days
Go ahead, take all my earthy days
Lay awake all night in my earthly days
You can have all my earthly days
You can have all my earthly days
Go ahead, take all my earthy days
Lay awake all night in my earthly days
You can have all my earthly days
Take all my,
Take all my earthly days
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The Fretless Toronto, Ontario
Juno Award Winning folk string quartet playing traditional and modern fiddle music.
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