sarah

from recovery, uncovered by cycle of addiction

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Sarah I’m so sorry that I didn’t let you stay
It’s been over a year now since you went away
Sarah can you understand what I was going through?
Sarah can you understand I only wanted what was best for you?

Sarah can you hear me? Are you out there somewhere?
Sarah are you near me, floating on the air?
Oh Sarah are you on your own
or Sarah have you found another home?

Sarah please forgive me for forcing you to fly
You gave yourself to me and I only passed you by
Sarah can you understand that the timing was all wrong?
I didn’t have what it takes to build you up and keep you strong

Sarah please believe me it broke my heart in two
on that Wednesday afternoon when I said goodbye to you
Do you believe in fate and that some things were meant to be?
And when the time is right will you find your way back to me?

Sarah are you out there somewhere?
Sarah are you floating on the air?
Sarah please return to me
and this time I will give you a home

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from recovery, uncovered, track released January 1, 2005

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Haze & Dacey revel in lilting melodies, tight harmonies, and compelling rhythms that make toes tap and bodies sway.

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