Clarion Call
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Clarion Call
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Passing by an old hotel
Looking for some action
Got no money, no cigarettes
No hope of satisfaction
The city's dry and full of dust
The cars keep rolling by
Faceless strangers and neon lights
Endless dreams and endless nights
Be brave, be strong
Be brave, walk on
Be brave, be strong
Be brave, walk on
Feeling just like I always do
I can't forget my brain
Fighting harder in every way
Dealing in hurt and praying for rain
A life designed to slow you down
Oh to lay back and forget it all
No escape for me this time
Between these walls I feel so small
Be brave, be strong
Be brave, walk on
Be brave, be strong
Be brave, walk on
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