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Looking back
Down that long road you have traveled
And I see
All the pain that you have sufferedYoung girl walks on ancient sand
Desert flower in her hand
Barefoot on the red heartland
Innocence makes few demandsHeart and soul, my soul sister
You got that special part of me
Such sweet love and deep devotion
Who would tame what's wild and free?Here we are
In this crazy, crazy world
Circumstance
Can lead you on to desperationIf love can save the weary heart
Or it can tear us all apart
I would rather take that chance
Than to never trust againHeart and soul, my soul sister
You got that special part of me
Such sweet love and deep devotion

Who would change what's wild and free?Heart and soulLooking forward
Down that long road you have traveled
And I see
All the joy that is recoveredSee the young boy by the river side
He throws a stick to the other side
It carries with the rising tide
Sometimes we might reach too highHeart and soul, my soul sister
You got that special part of me
Such sweet love and deep devotion
Who would change what's wild and free?Heart and soul, my soul sister
You got that special part of me
Such sweet love and deep devotion
Loving heart so wild and free

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Mary Black (born 23 May 1955 in Dublin) is an Irish singer. She is well known as an interpreter of both folk and contemporary material which has made her a major recording artist in her native Ireland and in many other parts of the world. She was named "Best Female Artist" in the IRMA poll in 1987, 1988, 1992, 1994 and 1996. Black was born into a musical family. Her father had been a fiddler, her mother a singer, and her brothers have their own group. She sang in her family's group in her youth.

Read more about Mary Black on Last.fm.


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