Intro: E E E E
Verse 1
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There's really not so much to tell.
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She was 29, showing signs of doing well
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for herself.
Verse 2
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She never spoke of feeling sad.
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Was, oh, so close with the family and friends
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she had around her.
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But she went quietly.
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She didn't make a sound.
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She went quietly
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with the wish not to be found.
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She went quietly
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without a word of where.
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Just a note that wrote:
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´Forgetting is easier."
Verse 3
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Years have fallen since the day
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she wrote the note and chose to float away
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into the Ether.
Verse 4
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Someone said they saw her south
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at the coast on the river's mouth,
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but only briefly.
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Cause she went quietly.
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She didn't make a sound.
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She went quietly
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with the wish not to be found.
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She went quietly
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without a word of where.
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Just a note that wrote:
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"Forgetting is easier."
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She went quietly.
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She didn't make a sound.
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She went quietly
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with the wish not to be found.
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She went quietly
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without a word of where.
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Just a note that wrote:
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"Forgetting is easier."
Verse 5
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Out of the blue, in the pouring rain,
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to my doorstep, old and cold today she came,
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with her story.
Verse 6
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I asked her in, but she declined.
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Had just one, single thing to get off her mind.
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And, that was, "Sorry."