Legacies
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Legacies
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As we stand at the waters edge,
We can see our horizons are clear,
Together this ocean could be a stream,
But we must be equal.
So when being one is so simple,
Why do you insist on names?
It's so easy to form a truce,
But your ways blind you.
So, go, we won't stand in your way,
But don't stand in ours,
Because the days of giving are behind us,
If you're on your own,
You're on your own forever,
As we stand,
If you're on your own, YOU'RE ON YOUR OWN FOREVER.
Swallow your tongue,
Close your eyes.
The stage you put yourself on,
Looks smaller from here,
This is where you'll learn,
This is where you'll disappear.
Swallow your tongue,
Close your eyes.
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