How Long They've Waited A Sun?
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How Long They've Waited A Sun?
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There's no ship sailing
In the sea that I see
There's no one waiting
The royal cavalry
When you go back to your home
You'll understand what I'm saying
It's a game and it's your turn
How long you've waited the sun?
How long they've waited a sun?
Maybe a day it decides to come
How long they've waited a sun?
They think God blesses everyone
There's not more warfare
In the sky, nothing shines
There's nothing to do here
How they count the time?
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