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I (Joy)
01:21
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The memory of my lover weighs heavy on my heart
& though she's gone, yet she stays like some unsightly scar
I wish her joy, I wish her luck, I wish her love as well
& I hope she rests in Heaven & I hope she rots in Hell.
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II
06:03
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III
05:27
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IV
11:20
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V
03:50
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VI
02:49
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VII (Snow-capped hills)
00:30
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As I view the snow-capped hills
my thoughts return to you.
So beautiful.
So distant & so cold.
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Hilliat Fields UK
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