Movements In The Sky
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Movements In The Sky
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Hear the stars
Speaking in a metaphor
Oh, as above so below
Look at the man
Searching for a semaphore
To feed into his mind
Hear your soul
Yearning for something
It found in the woods long ago
Movements in the sky
Changing you and I
Movements in the sky
Changing my mind
Feel the moon
Pulling on the tidal wave
As above so below
Look at the sun
Blinding so you look away
Show us a sign if you will
Hear the men
Talking so loud
I can't hear anymore
Movements in the sky
Changing you and I
Movements in the sky
Changing my mind
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