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Dido ~ Isobel


I thought it was funny when you missed the train When I rang you at home they said you left yesterday I thought it was strange when your car was found by the tree in Ennis where we used to hang around Dear Isobel I hope you're well and what you've done is right Oh it's been such hell I wish you well and hope your safe tonight It's been a long day coming and long will it last when it's last day leaving, and I'm helping it pass by loving you more And who he would become, all the things he'd have done would he have loved you, and not let you down and would he be stronger than his father don't punish yourself, leave it well alone Dear Isobel I hope you're well and what you've done is right Oh it's been such hell I wish you well and hope your safe tonight It's been a long day coming and long will it last when it's last day leaving, and I'm helping it pass by loving you more more free lyrics

I thought it was funny when you missed the train
When I rang you at home they said you left yesterday
I thought it was strange when your car was found
by the tree in Ennis where we used to hang around
Dear Isobel
I hope you're well and what you've done is right
Oh it's been such hell
I wish you well and hope your safe tonight

It's been a long day coming and long will it last
when it's last day leaving, and I'm helping it pass
by loving you more

And who he would become, all the things he'd have done
would he have loved you, and not let you down
and would he be stronger than his father
don't punish yourself, leave it well alone

Dear Isobel
I hope you're well and what you've done is right
Oh it's been such hell
I wish you well and hope your safe tonight

It's been a long day coming and long will it last
when it's last day leaving, and I'm helping it pass
by loving you more

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