She Knows Where She Goes

Album: Mockingbird (2008)
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  • She never says a thing
    About a bad situation
    Some say the song
    She knows
    She looks for the question
    Of the answer of the prayer

    She knows where she goes
    Her worldly possessions
    Could vanish without a trace
    Just some dishes some pans
    Some clothes
    And so shes turned in the pages
    Of an undying faith
    She knows well where she goes

    Her window is open
    The weather comes in
    The doorway moves as it blows
    She stares through her memories
    And the places shes been

    She knows where she goes
    Shes so full of fire
    But she cant reach no torch
    Too much wind for those

    She can walk out to springold
    And never leave the porch
    She knows where she goes

    She washes her hands
    In the cold dark water
    Turning from something she knows
    She longs to be free
    But her reflection has guided

    She knows where she goes
    Oh, she knows where she goes Writer/s: BILL BOTTRELL, SHELBY LYNNE
    Publisher: Downtown Music Publishing
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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