The Secret Sisters - Fair lyrics

[The Secret Sisters - Fair lyrics]

In a single-wide across the way
Not far through Mr gifford's pines
Was a girl with hair like summer hay
And the mischief in her blue
Eyes seemed to shine
I recall her mama loved her
And I wish I could forget
The way that trailer smelled
Of burned out cigarettes
Or her daddy and his temper
And how his spirit seemed to fade
As time stripped every meager gift away

Saw you frownin' from the pages
Of the hard times
And it ain't the first time
Will it be the last time?

In a red brick house across the way
Not far through Mr gifford's pines
Born to a family sound and safe
I never knew home could be anything but fine
I never touched the darkness
I never went astray
I was treasured every moment
Every single day
One is given wings and one gets
More than she can bear god in Heaven
Can you tell me how that's fair?

Saw you frownin' from the pages
Of the hard times it ain't the first time
Will it be the last time?

We are strangers now, someone told me how
You're a mother who's fightin' to stay clean
And the winding road is now my home
It drags on and changes never end
Still, I miss the days when
You were just my friend

Saw you frownin' from the pages
Of the hard times it ain't the first time
Will it be the last time?

I wanna hear that you have
Finally found the good times
For the first time, for the last time
Let it be the last time

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