Tonart: D major•
Verse 1
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Ewan wrote this song
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for his mother.
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She went out office cleaning.
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She walks in the cold, dark hour
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night begins to bleed
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Stands at the back of the patient queue
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The silent, almost sleeping few
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Seeing no one and not being seen
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Working shoes are wrapped in
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working apron
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Rolled in an oilcloth bag across her knees
The swaying tram as
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saults the morning steely
Blue -grey day is dawning
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Draining the last few
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dregs of sleep away
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Over the bridge and the writhing
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Down through empty
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corridors of stone
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Each of the blind glass walls she passes
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Shows her twin in sudden flashes
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Which is the mirror im age,
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Accept her bent -backed as her due
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The bucket steamed like incense coils
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Across the endless floor she toils
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Cleaning the same wide sweep
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Glistening sheen of new
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washed floor is fading.
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There where of his clocks are marking time,
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Night's black tide has ebbed away
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Past cliffs of glass awash with day.
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She hurries from her labors, still unseen
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He who lies beside her does
not see her
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Notice the child that once lay at her breast
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The shroud of self -denial covers
eager girl and tender lover,
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only the fated servant now is left,
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that no one saw her drowning,
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how did we come to be so unaware,
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at what point did she cease to be her,
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when did we cease to see her,
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how is it no one knew
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