Distant Bells
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Distant Bells
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Daft notions of pitfalls
A shaft built of distrust
Getting rid of the infancy
What used to be the remedy
Where have I gone?
What still remains?
Pitfalls
I’ve been around for all these years
I hear the sound of distant bells
I’ve been around for all these years
I‘m on the ground yet again
I've been around
What still remains?
Where have I gone?
The craft of living
The art of forgiving
The art of forgiving
Where have I gone?
What still remains?
Where have I gone?
What still remains?
The start of the new world
The fresh leaves uncurl
The shed has been torn down
My bed is no longer a safe zone
No longer a safe zone
And I’ve been around for all these years
And I hear the sound of distant bells
And I’ve been around for all these years
And I fell to the ground yet again
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