Settle Ancient Mind
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Settle Ancient Mind
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46345 and one 11. Do you know what I mean?
Have you seen what I've seen?
And are you scared that the frightened little girl will go on living?
In a lie.
Tell me what you want and then I might be able to convince you that you live in a dream, and it's covered in cream with a thousand pounds of sugar on your tongue.
Your mouth is rotting
Give me a minute for righting of the wrong, for telling of the song.
A chance for an ancient mind to settle.
I know what you want and I know that your not getting what you need.
Give a chance to the doubting Thomas's.
Ride the wave of the deadly sea and you'll see it' not me.
And you'll see it' not, either one of us.
It's just the way of the world.
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