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I wish I was willow
And I could sway to the music in the wind
I wish I was a lover
I wouldn't need my costumes and pretendI wish I was a mountain
I'd pass boldly through the clouds and never end
I wish I was a soft refrain
When the lights were out I'd play and be your friendI strut and fret my hour upon the stage
The hour is up
I have to run and hide my rage
I'm lost again, I think I'm really scared
I won't be back at all this time
And have my deepest secrets sharedI'd like to be a willow a lover
A mountain or a soft refrain
But I'd hate to be a grown-up
And have to try to bear my life in painI wish I was a soft refrain
When the lights were out I'd play and be your friend
I strut and fret my hour upon the stage
The hour is up

I have to run and hide my rage
I'm lost again, I think I'm really scared
I won't be back at all this time
And have my deepest secrets sharedI'd like to be a willow
A lover a mountain or a soft refrain
But I'd hate to be a grown-up
And have to try to bear my life in pain
And I have to try to bear my life in pain
And I have to try to bear my life in pain
And I have to try to bear my life in pain
And I have to try to bear my life in pain

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Phoebe Laub (born July 17, 1952 in New York City - died April 26, 2011 in Edison, New Jersey) was a singer-songwriter, who performed under the stage name Phoebe Snow. Career She released an eponymous album, Phoebe Snow, in 1974, that featured the top five hit "Poetry Man." She has continued to release albums sporadically for the next three decades, including Second Childhood (1975), It Looks Like Snow (1976), Never Letting Go (1977), and Against The Grain (1978), all on the Columbia Records label.

Read more about Phoebe Snow on Last.fm.


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