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Artist: Colin Blunstone
Canonical path: /colin-blunstone/as-far-as-i-can-see
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As Far As I Can See
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As Far As I Can See
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There's a slow train coming
From the distance coming
As far as I can see
From a blue horizon
That I keep my eyes on
And I search constantly
Let it come
There's a safe house waiting
That I know is waiting
Some way down the line
And I can't quite see there
Though some day I'll be there
And I look for the sign
Let it shine
Only as far as I can see...
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