Solution
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Solution
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Opened my history book to take a better look
At where we came from and where we're going
Without a sense of time
You've got no ears or eyes
I saw a broken rhyme called human learning
You know this is serious
We're repeating things we've done
Do you wanna be a part of the solution?
Do you wanna hey hey hey?
2000 years ago the greatest radical
Walked the earth and said we are forgiven souls
Have we forgotten Him and made religion king?
Love and grace is what we should be offering
We must be delirious
Thinking it's new under the sun
Words and Music by Paul Colman
© 2003 Clayton Colman Music / ASCAP
(adm. by The Copyright Company).
All rights reserved. Used by permission.
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