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The Colorado
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Grey clouds bring
Raindrops who sing
Wildflowers in the early desert hours
We're all wondering
Why it's thundering
And why you had to leave us in the rain
The stars hang low over
The Colorado
And sweet light will carry you home
The organ plays
The people raise
You up all dressed in white
And you know I know
That till I go
Your song will play in my heart
The stars hang low over
The Colorado
And sweet light will carry you home
Now I'm on my own
Looking at the stars
And how they fade like memories
Though we'll all fade out
Have no doubt
That someone in Texas misses you
The stars hang low over
The Colorado
And sweet light will carry you home
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Hunter Stewart Austin, Texas
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