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Billyanne

from Traveling Man by Lyle Divinsky

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Well she slips off her sandals
To feel the earth again
The long green hair
Reminds her of home
Laying down she looks at me
With quiet eyes
Hold my hand once more

She paints me a picture, with blue sky, and off white clouds
Of the world she’s come to know
As birds fly by she shed a tear, wishing she could join them
On their journey away from the snow

Chorus:
Billyanne has never been one for the cold
She just follows the sun
She dances across the blue sky, and runs from the rain
So I pray this sunlight will never go

She came to me on a cool, dim day, hiding from the rain
I asked if she would take my hand
I promise Billyanne, I’ll be your umbrella
I’ll keep you dry and put a smile upon your face

Chorus:
Billyanne has never been one for the cold
She just follows the sun
She dances across the blue sky, and runs from the rain
So I pray this sunlight will never go

Well December came, looked out the windowpane
To see the first snow upon the ground
I look to the bedside, just as I believed
Billyanne was no where to be found

Chorus:
Billyanne has never been one for the cold
She just follows the sun
She dances across the blue sky, and runs from the rain
So I pray this sunlight will come again
So I pray this sunlight will come again

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from Traveling Man, released May 1, 2009
Lyle Divinsky - Acoustic Guitar/Vocals/Backing Hahms
Pete Masterton - Bass
Marty Joyce - Drums
Andy Argondizza - Guitar

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