From My Window
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From My Window
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I look out my window I see my town
I see my people I see how they live
and I see the danger the will to survive
inside vacant houses the forgotten lives
talk aint worth alot
your life was lost before you ever copped
politicians die the night dissolves to dawn
and I could only love you til your love was all gone.
I see the beggars I see the thief
I see the king that rules the streets
and i see the guardian I see his code
a noble lone shadow who'll challenge the throne
talk aint worth alot
your life was lost before you ever copped
politicians die the night dissolves to dawn
and we could only love you til your love was all gone.
I see my city I feel its love
but I see its pain from my window above
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