Rise Again
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Rise Again
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when the waves roll on
over the waters
and the oceans cry
we look to our sons and daughters
to explain our lives
as if a child could tell us why
that as sure as the sunrise
as sure as the sea
as sure as the wind in the trees
we rise again
in the faces of out children
we rise again
in the voice of our song
we rise again
in the waves out on the ocean
and then we rise again
when the light goes dark
with the forces of creation
in a stormy sky
we look to reincarnation to
explain our lives
as if a child could tell us why
as sure as the sunrise
as sure as the sea
as sure as the wind in the trees
we rise again
in the faces of out children
we rise again
in the voice of our song
we rise again
in the waves out on the ocean
and then we rise again(repeat)
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