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A Place to Hide Away Lyrics by Robert Forster

The Evangelist

2008

Lightning cracks the convent, mist curls to the bells
Trees run down to the road, protect the convent girls
A Sister somewhere bows her head to pray
Offer protection, a place to hide away
Deep in Sherwood Forest, the elves keep to themselves
No one is scarecrow, the witch has no spells
A map of tree tops, a road that's made of clay
It's hard to get to a place to hide away
I'm thinking of Mondaino, I'm thinking of Greece
I'm thinking of Walls City to give me my peace
I might take up teaching, I have a lot to say
At a roundtable, at a place to hide away
I might take you up on one fine sunny day
I might take you up to a place to hide away

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"A Place to Hide Away" appears on "The Evangelist" in 2008.

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