The Morning
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The Morning
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I am standing at the edge of my mind
If I look in, I might fall in - I sense danger
I'm divided, but I've decided it's my nature
But if I look back I might fall back to yesterday
He was weeping as the morning has just broken
He says, I'm a young man. I got nothing to say.
I got reasons for my feeling so disheartened
I am shocking to myself everyday.
I am standing at the edge of my mind
I wanna run, I wanna shout, I wanna make thunder
Wanna know what kind of spell I've fallen under
Show me, show me
I wanna live, I wanna breath, I wanna love hard
Wanna give my life to you
Lose me in you
He was standing I this dark, dark corner
He says, I'm a poor man. I got nothing to show.
He said, please, please remember me when you leave here,
Or I just might follow you home.
I am standing at the edge of my mind
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