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Who Knows Where The Time Goes

from Undone by The Lasses

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Song by Sandy Denny

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Across the evening sky all the birds are leaving

How will they know it's time for them to go

Before the winter fire I will still be dreaming

I have no thought of time



For who knows where the time goes

Who knows where the time goes



Sad deserted shore your fickle friends are leaving

How will they know it’s time for them to go

I will still be here I have no thought of leaving

I do not count the time

I am not alone when my love is near me

And it will be so until it's time to go

So count the storms of winter and the birds in spring again

I have no fear of time



For who knows how my love grows

Who knows where the time goes


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from Undone, released October 18, 2019
Margot Merah (vocals), Sophie Janna (vocals, acoustic guitar), Morris Kliphuis (cornet)

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