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"Lake Tahoe (2018 Remaster)" is a track by Kate Bush, from the album 50 Words for Snow (2018 Remaster), released 18th November 2011. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 2 articles about Kate Bush.
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[Verse 1: Stefan Roberts & Michael Wood] Lake Tahoe Cold mountain water Don't ever swim there Just stand on the edge and look in there [Verse 2: Kate Bush] And you might see a woman down there They say some days, up she comes, up she rises As if out of nowhere [Verse 3: Stefan Roberts & Michael Wood, Kate Bush] Wearing Victorian dress She was calling her pet "Snowflake, Snowflake" Tumbling like a cloud that has drowned in the lake [Verse 4: Kate Bush] Just like a poor, porcelain doll Her eyes are open but no one's home The clock has stopped So long, she's gone [Verse 5: Kate Bush] No one's home Her old dog is sleeping His legs are frail now But when he dreams He runs [Instrumental Break] [Verse 6: Kate Bush] Along long beaches And sticky fields Through the Spooky Wood Looking for her [Verse 7: Stefan Roberts & Michael Wood] Oh, the beds are made The table is laid The door is open Someone is calling [Verse 8: Kate Bush] It's a woman "Here, boy, here, boy, you've come home I've got an old bone and a biscuit and so much love Miss me? Did you miss me?" [Verse 9: Kate Bush] "Here's the kitchen, there's your basket Here's the hall, that's where you wait for me Here's the bedroom, you're not allowed in there Here's my lap, that's where you rest your head" [Verse 10: Kate Bush] "Here, boy, oh, you're a good boy You've come home You've come home You've come home"
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