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by Stella Kaye

SANDS OF SENTIMENT

Come walk a golden mile with me
And gaze upon a sunlit sea;
We'll search for shells along the shore
And I'll love you forever more.

We'll jump the waves and splash and shout
The sands of time are running out;
When walls and distance separate
Though loving you will be my fate.

We'll stroll across the sandy bay
The sea is calling you today
Things anew we'll soon discover
Here I know, we could be lovers.

Don't run and hide - he can't follow
You're still safe until tomorrow
Then going back will test our love
And I will pray to God above.

Don't you forget when you were free,
You walked a golden mile with me.
Those times are gone and now it's sad;
Did we cherish what we once had?

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