New Earth
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New Earth
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Quiet now, endure the tremor of a hope that's growing deep inside
Hand to mouth, a secret whispers of a dream to roll our tired skies
With a full heart and opening eyes
I see the headlights turn into sunrise
We'll build them real long and heal the deep hurt
And we will step home to greet the new earth
Whoa Ohhh ohh
Whoa Ohhh ohh
Whoa Ohhhhhh ohh
Whoa-ohh-ohhh
[whistling]
Hey hey
Hey hey
Step in time, move to the rhythm of a heart that beats for real life
Mountain dams endure the footsteps of a world that broke the darkest night
Here with a full heart and opening eyes
I see the headlights turn into sunrise
We'll build them real long to heal the deep hurt
And we will step home to greet the brand new earth
Whoa Ohhh ohh
Whoa Ohhh ohh
Whoa Ohhhhhh ohh
Whoa-ohh-ohhh
[whistling]
Hey hey
Hey hey
Hey hey
Hey hey
Hey hey
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