Retrospect
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Retrospect
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What we have learned about the past
And what we think we know - nothing
What we will do in our future
And what we think we can decide
Still now, we are the audience of our present
What we think about the past
Still now, we are the audience of our present
And what is the reason
Retrospect
What we know and what we think
And what we do and what we should
Nobody can understand the past
And it will never be the same
But it is repeating, but it's never the same
What do we expect of the future
But it is repeating, but it's never the same
And what is the reason
Prospect
Watch - where we are living
Observe - how we live
Check - for strengths
Convince - get people to think
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Ars Moriendi performs "Retrospect", and this lyric page sits inside the Ars Moriendi catalog on LyroVerse.
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