Kate Wolf – Two Way Waltz (Ukulele)

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You're a quicksilver lady, A child of the morning.

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A flower by day, A slow fire by night.

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But he's taught you things, for all that you've shown him.

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He's a gazer of stars, A blue crystal light.

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And sometimes he cries, And he says things

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That pierce you to your soul,

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But he's still a man who loves you

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And it hurts to let you go.

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You're a man with the power, Of rattlesnake lightening

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Hard like the mountains, But soft like the sun.

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And she's taught you things, For all that you've shown her.

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She's a weaver of visions, In threads finely spun.

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And sometimes she cries, And she walks away

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Held by the dreams that find her.

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But she's still a woman who loves you

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And her heart will always remind her.

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So dance for the day, but watch for the signs

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That point out your way, when the dust fills your eyes.

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And try to believe, that the sweetest hello

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Always comes after the hardest goodbye.

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For two ways can sometimes make one,

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That's stronger than either alone.

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So dancers join hands, for the two-way waltz

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But take the steps on your own.

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For two ways can sometimes make one,

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That's stronger than either alone.

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So dancers join hands, for the two-way waltz

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But take the steps on your own.