The Hunger
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The Hunger
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When I was a little boy
I would dream that I could fly
Now my years they’re all numbered
From one to forty-five
All my hopes they now ride
On the wind and against the tide
With all my strengths I still wonder
If I’ll ever find my stride
What keeps me going
And why do I even try
And then I remember
The hunger deep inside
All my heroes they’re forgotten
They are gone and dead inside
All my memories gather round her
She’s my love and she’s my pride
What keeps me going
And why do I even try
And then I remember
The hunger deep inside
When I was a little boy
I would dream that I could fly
Now my days they’re all numbered
From one to forty-five
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