Walls
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Walls
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we believe in mountains of gold
and the story of the sea
we believe in rhythms untold
we believe in endless fields of nothin' yeah
so go on and leave me with your bustlin'
don't try to tell me, you have gone away
little boy wake up, wake up fast
you know this life ain't never gonna last
always on the wrong side of those railroad tracks
never, ever, ever looking back
don't try to tell me or even sell me
just give me what you're walkin' on
history's your lesson, indeed your question
just give me what you're walkin on
you look tired my friend from living
just outside those walls
you look tired my friend and so
your voice surely calls
we believe in mountains of gold
and the story of the sea
we believe in rhythms untold
we believe in endless fields of nothin' yeah
so go on and leave me with your bustlin'
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