Mystery

Album: Sugaring Season (2012)
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  • Come and sing a song
    Something that belongs here
    Come and calm your soul
    Mystery is born here

    Alive, alive, alive, alive
    Alive, alive, alive, alive-o
    Alive-o

    Come and rest your bones
    You look awful tired
    Fall soft upon the thought
    Mystery is born

    Alive, alive, alive, alive
    Alive, alive, alive, alive-o
    Alive-o
    And a good day is nothing that we thought
    Finding out brings nothing that we sought
    Oh please don’t stand a mood apart
    You don’t need to break your heart

    One day will teach us all a year will never know

    Alive, alive, alive, alive
    Alive, alive, alive, alive-o
    Alive-o Writer/s: ELIZABETH CAROLINE ORTON
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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