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Victim of Fate
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Where my lover laid me down at the closing of the day,
In her eyes I fell and drowned and she rescued me to say,
She'd be there, Even though she wasn't close,
And together there we'd lay till the morning broke.
Spent the morning writing poems and addressed them to the sea,
So when the wind carried her close she would have something to read,
Will you remember this old town just because I'm here,
or are the two of us, just lost in time my dear?
Don't make me wait,
Don't leave me this way,
Don't force me to say,
I'm just a victim of your fate.
Where have you gone, I hope its somewhere nice,
I miss your smile, I miss your shining eyes,
Head down by my bed I knelt,
And prayed that she remembered how she felt,
Whispers to the stars and to the moon,
God I hope I get to see her soon.
Don't make me wait,
Don't leave me this way,
Don't force me to say,
I'm just a victim of your fate.
Don't make me wait,
Don't leave me this way,
Don't force me to say,
I'm just a victim of your fate.
I'm just a victim of your fate
I'm just a victim of your fate.
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fellow strangers Galway, Ireland
Majestic Bears are a 3 piece acoustic folk/indie band hailing from Galway, Ireland. An eclectic group of Irish musicians, their unique and independent music offers a youthful but vintage sound. Inspired by Mumford & Sons, Josh Ritter and The Dubliners, amongst many others, they have a classic style infused with their own modern twist. ... more
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