Jazz

Saga Of Harrison Crabfeathers

Steve Kuhn
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tries to acc ept the truth The

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pain is in tense, Her heart is so sore so

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bruised

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Wish ing that the sad ness had not

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come for it's claim so soon One

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life is so short, So ma ny things left to say or

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do
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Cry ing soft ly for the
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one who can not re turn

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Through the rain she sees a face, He's

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laugh ing in hap py play, The

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face of a child, a child on a sun ny

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day