sigh

"...kind branch on which it pleased her, (I sigh to think of it)...

"A sigh that leaves me lonely, and the truth that will set me free"

"A sigh that leaves me lonely, and truth will set me free"

"Above all the peaks is peace, in all the treetops hardly a sigh you sense.

"And there she wept, and sigh'd full sore"

"...kind branch on which it pleased her, (I sigh to think of it)...

"A sigh that leaves me lonely, and the truth that will set me free"

"A sigh that leaves me lonely, and truth will set me free"

"Above all the peaks is peace, in all the treetops hardly a sigh you sense.

"And there she wept, and sigh'd full sore"

! Hey, Gary. (sighs)

! [sighs]

" It is to be all sighs and tears;

""And then, that"s when we measure the immense distance ""from where the sighs of our longing feelings breakout. ""

""And then, that"s when we measure the immense distance, ""from where the sighs of our longing feelings breakout.

! Hey, Gary. (sighs)

! [sighs]

" It is to be all sighs and tears;

""And then, that"s when we measure the immense distance ""from where the sighs of our longing feelings breakout. ""

""And then, that"s when we measure the immense distance, ""from where the sighs of our longing feelings breakout.

" Oh!" - sighed the violet.

"'I'd love to,' sighed the wind, bending the grasses..."

"'So dreadful to be poor,' sighed Meg, looking ... down at her dress."

"Campanella sighed."

"Christy rolled her eyes and sighed a sigh.

"And sighing like a willow"

"And the wind went sighing over the land,

"And the winter winds are wearily sighing

"The sighing sound The lights around the shore"

"Then the lover, sighing as an oven;

" Oh!" - sighed the violet.

"'I'd love to,' sighed the wind, bending the grasses..."

"'So dreadful to be poor,' sighed Meg, looking ... down at her dress."

"Campanella sighed."

"Christy rolled her eyes and sighed a sigh.

"And sighing like a willow"

"And the wind went sighing over the land,

"And the winter winds are wearily sighing

"The sighing sound The lights around the shore"

"Then the lover, sighing as an oven;