Ghosts
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Ghosts
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No, you will never be all
We were never all right
I was never all yours
You were never all mine
So, we'll take a road of our own
To a way that will lead
To the end we have seen
We will wander on free
No, we will never have an only son
In our home
No, we will never have an only son
In our home
I know that
We've been fighting like soldiers
We've been living like vultures
We've been hiding like ghosts
But know this
After everything's over
Still together we'll be
In the air that we breathe
And the skies that we see
No, we will never have an only son
In our home
No, we will never have an only son
In our home
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