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Beth Orton ~ Lean On Me


These are sad times Your eyes have told me so Blue and black times You think that i don't know But there'll be glad times Just you wait and see And i'll be your sunrise if you'll lean on me I imagine that i could comfort you I have forgotten the things that you've been through But here's one thing On which we can agree When you're ailing darlin' you can lean on me And the love i bring Will grow into a lasting thing Put your heart on wings That set you free And as you rise Up into the clearing skies Maybe you will realize You can lean on me All your heartaches Are hidden deep inside So there's no telling How many tears you've cried But like the river Told the weeping willow tree I can hold your tear drops Try, lean on me more free lyrics

These are sad times
Your eyes have told me so
Blue and black times
You think that i don't know
But there'll be glad times
Just you wait and see
And i'll be your sunrise if you'll lean on me

I imagine that i could comfort you
I have forgotten the things that you've been through
But here's one thing
On which we can agree
When you're ailing darlin' you can lean on me

And the love i bring
Will grow into a lasting thing
Put your heart on wings
That set you free
And as you rise
Up into the clearing skies
Maybe you will realize
You can lean on me

All your heartaches
Are hidden deep inside
So there's no telling
How many tears you've cried
But like the river
Told the weeping willow tree
I can hold your tear drops
Try, lean on me

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