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Marie Christine
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Song for my second sister.
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Eclectic: Alternative, Blues, Latin, Rock, folk, acoustic band, folk, jazz, & country. We have trumpet, guitars, violin, sax, flute, keyboard, vocals. Easy Lis
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Song Info
Genre
Acoustic • Acoustic Folk
Charts
Peak #400
Peak in subgenre #44
Author
HP Laborde
Rights
HP Laborde
Uploaded
May 14, 2006
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MP3 3.8 MB • 128 kbps • 4:10
Story behind the song
Song for my second sister who's a wonderful person who's been through a lot!
Lyrics
She lit to Earth in '52 She is my sister though her eyes aren't blue Marie-Christine, pearl that's pristine Marie-Christine Our lives began, our fortune bleak We talked although I couldn't speak Our love once watered by a dried up creek Had sent us yon, a drop to seek We grew together and apart We shared together a broken heart We felt a barren, loveless hearth No tears were spared, our eyes did smart Marie-Christine, pearl that's pristine Marie-Christine We twins, so near and so apart The fear has lost us in the dark The rains that fell had nearly drowned the reins that held had nearly bound Our minds to helpless, hopeless rage And yet our hearts came back with courage To seek the shelter of our love Seeking guidance from above Marie-Christine, pearl that's pristine Marie-Christine I wish the very best for you I try to speak but brim with dew I hope that everything you do Just brings so much more happiness to you We grew together and apart We shared together a broken heart We felt a barren, loveless hearth No tears were spared, our eyes did smart Marie-Christine, pearl that's pristine Marie-Christine I wish the very best for you I try to speak but brim with dew I hope that everything you do Just brings more happiness to you And by the way, Happy Birthday! Marie-Christine pearl that's pristine Marie-Christine
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