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02:44
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Boy you’re wasting too much time drawing your line in the sand
Build your boxes
Sort the world
It’ll make more sense to you then
What we construct always fades
Man he builds; Lord taketh away
Can you lead me home?
I know not where to go
I’m a visitor here to this land of sorrow
Can you show me a place with hope for tomorrow?
A chalice of promise from which I can swallow
I’m wandering the desert, and I need a drink
Take me to your temple and show me the sink
Hey man, I bet we’ll be here again
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01:51
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Give me light so I can see
How deep the cell is I’m inhabiting
Four walls of psyche surrounding me
No key in sight, but I’ll keep on looking
Mind over matter, but the point is moot
This cell is comforting, and that’s my truth
It’s darkest corners keep me safe from view
No one can scare me if I’m not there
No body can prod or interfere
There’s room to breathe for me down here
I’ve been here before, so I’m prepared
I’ve been here before, so I’m not scared
There’s room to breathe for me down here
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Dad War New York
No metronome. No mercy.
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