Over The Wall
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Over The Wall
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Raise your eyes very slowly dear
The sunlight may make you blind
Seal the hunted story of our lives
Make it a book and set on fire
But darling, don't ever ask me what is worth
We made so huge and strong the wall
And called us heroes of the world
So darling, let's put them all against the wall
I know the place where flowers grow
Where all the trains are starting from
Can you see, the little ship that wants to moor
Don't fall asleep before I lull
Don't fall asleep before I do
I will make my life a song and I'll
Amuse ourselves until we die
This will be the place that every time
Will seem like all the silent nights
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Abbie Gale performs "Over The Wall", and this lyric page sits inside the Abbie Gale catalog on LyroVerse.
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