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NECHAMA
Have you ever held a candle in your hand
While peeking through a crevice in the sand
bearing witness to a vision too compelling to withstand
Nechama why'd you come back again
Out driving in the country with a friend
We watch you disappearing round the bend
Momma cries into the mailbox
Each letter you do not send
Nechama why'd you come back again
Still believe that while you're all alone
You'd think to pick up the phone
Where the road out meets the rider
Do you save yourself for the right man
Or end up with your back on the wrong bed
Did you ever grab a lever as you ran
Watched a sliding steel door exit opening
And your memory of the vision
A good place for you to land
Nechama why'd you come back again

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from Kedeira, released September 10, 2017

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