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Ariadne’s Gone Lyrics by Joan Shelley

Over and Even

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Lay down beside me
I want you to touch me
I know we're not friendly that way
I walk the sands
Where your temple still stands
Now you've gone where you wanted to go
I'm looking for signs of her
Left from your time with her
Proof that you needed a woman
Here on the land where she promised to stay
At your command 'cause you want it that way
And she's plastic
Love changes hands
He wears stars on his skin
And he's tall as your columns in marble
He says, 'come take my hand now
I want you to stand now
For some things are greater than fiction'
I'll write my poems and letters for this
Pulled from the air are the words that you give
If you're willing
Here, give your hand to me
Come near and be with me
Friend, won't you stay here a while?
Friend, won't you stay here a while?
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Joan Shelley

Joan Shelley

About “Ariadne’s Gone” by Joan Shelley

Read the complete lyrics to "Ariadne’s Gone" by Joan Shelley from the album "Over and Even". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Pop.

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"Ariadne’s Gone" is credited to Joan Shelley. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Ariadne’s Gone" appears on "Over and Even".

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