Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Appleseed Cast
Canonical path: /appleseed-cast/steps-and-numbers
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Steps And Numbers
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Steps And Numbers
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Are you wishing on a star.
Did you know your dreams are sold.
To people who dream only of gold.
They'll find a way to pull stars down.
Stand there.
Dance with a memory.
The caption reads it's all over now.
Do you feel alone in the secret.
Are you standing there just weeping.
Do you feel the light is gone.
Is it hard to remain strong.
In the face of all you know.
In a world that's brought you low
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