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only direction
04:18
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m taking the fall over again
Into a burning forest of longing
I never had religion
There is no place for the chapel
And no road for the pilgrim
I feel that’s its all been said
All my vices exhausted
And the burning of the homestead
Leaves the child in me wasted
I have one ear to the ground
But my blood is unchanging
There are yellow wild flowers
Wilting by my side
I hold them up
They crack and tremble
Veins in astriction, need water, attention
An image of death
And so beautiful
The smoke above me crumbles
Off of pillars of rubble
Now I’m standing in the haze
You gotta show me the way
To rebuild what I know
Just trying to take it slow
Find an ocean of belonging
Just trying to walk this path
Into the space before all wanting
Just looking for a crack in this hazy darkness
Iii
Im lost in the light
Into thin air but Im
Breathing alright
Ooo
Its the ultimate high ya
And I will get by
I feel
I feel the wind blowin
I feel
I feel the wind blowin
And Ill be alright
Yeah Ill be alright
Just gotta keep on walking
Just keep on walking
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little people
02:58
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(tiny little circles)
(don't forget to smile)
Little people walk around
In tiny little circles
Looking for a little way to step into
This world
When I was young I walked around
Did not forget to smile
I am smaller now
Try not to cry
Under this pretty sky
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