The Audit
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The Audit
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Dear one
What have you done
Those waxen wings melt in the sun
Where have you gone
What are you running from
You gave it away
You slept through the day
Sometimes we all break down
When there’s no friends around
You see yourself
In photographs of winters past
Remembering the days
In your hometown
Dreams, impossible dreams
Those moving pictures
From scripts that are scriptures
To those who believe
In those magazines
You think they would know
You reap what you sow
Some days we all are blessed
We sing the world to rest
Until the moon shines through
The broken window pane
And calls you back again
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Who performs "The Audit"?
Harper Simon performs "The Audit", and this lyric page sits inside the Harper Simon catalog on LyroVerse.
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