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It Never Ends
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IT NEVER ENDS
So they say the time you waste dissolves
And soon the sand will land on closing palms
But can you hear the waves they heal they break at once
Can you steal away while everyone applauds
But for every waking hour I could not beat it
And in dreams all reason’s seamlessly defeated
And the war comes in on stolen wings but
I’ll never know
What sign we hold
It guides us to the woods or to the road
And add to this but why the list yes I’ll admit to missing you
So little Long Gone so little I could do
But can you see the sea it sighs and seethes each moon
Do you see belief in the eyes of the ones you fooled
But for every word and vow you could not keep it
And it seems absurd even now that I believed it
And the door blows in on the swollen wind of
I am alone
On the line we know
Dividing who’s to stay and who’s to go
Long and low and lyrical
The lambs are calling from the hill
Cull the comb to carve the cold
Leave a light to guide them home
Please a light to hide me here
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