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Barclay James Harvest, The ~ Sip Of Wine


On the road and i'm feeling low Got a ticket for my way back home I start to feel like a rolling stone Without company Down in the bar talking to the trees I found a lady hanging on my sleeve I said, "i thank you but i have to leave" She said, "stay with me, i need company... Take a sip of my wine It's gonna make you feel fine Come tomorrow, leave it all behind." I didn't see a warning sign I held her breath and she was holding mine! I think i'll be here for a long, long time If you stay with me, got to be Take a sip of my wine It's gonna make you feel fine Come tomorrow, leave it all behind." more free lyrics

On the road and i'm feeling low
Got a ticket for my way back home
I start to feel like a rolling stone
Without company
Down in the bar talking to the trees
I found a lady hanging on my sleeve
I said, "i thank you but i have to leave"
She said, "stay with me, i need company...
Take a sip of my wine
It's gonna make you feel fine
Come tomorrow, leave it all behind."

I didn't see a warning sign
I held her breath and she was holding mine!
I think i'll be here for a long, long time
If you stay with me, got to be
Take a sip of my wine
It's gonna make you feel fine
Come tomorrow, leave it all behind."

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