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To a Flame Lyrics

drawn to a flame
she is far away
out of reach
will she burn her wings
i can only watch
out of touch
out of my mind

i wish i could tell
if she's alright
feeling fine
it's lucky for me
i'm not a jealous man
out of hand
out of my mind

when this partys over
over
i will lose her
to another

get yourself someone
and then wave goodbye
don't you cry
go ahead break your heart
but don't fall apart
it's like saying goodbye
to friends for the first time
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Cover art for To a Flame lyrics by Stephen Stills

After reading Judy Collins's book and getting an idea of her own issues and demons, the lyrics make real sense (hoping that she's OK). What is striking is the last line about Paris. This was written in 1970, three years BEFORE he met and married his first wife, Veronique Sanson, the French singer IN PARIS where they lived at times. Foreshadowing is incredible. Disaster marriage, but their son seems to have a lot of talent and the best of both – hopefully without the pain.

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Enjoyment
Sadness
Foreshadowing
Family Relationships
Legacy
Creativity
Pain
Cover art for To a Flame lyrics by Stephen Stills

The lyric is: It's like saying goodbye to PARIS for the first time.

It's Like Saying Goodbye To PARIS For The First Time.
Positive
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Enjoyment
Sadness
Nostalgia
Farewell
 
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