Said and Done
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Said and Done
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You see the mist above the water
Blinding all that's there to see
You fell in love with Nature's daughter
Or the idea that you see
So many moments were made there
A chance to stay perhaps to flee
But when you've taken what you wanted
There was nothing left to see
Chorus
She said she'd wait for you
As you closed her eyes
All the things we've said and done
They're not enough so run, child, run
Oh run, child, run
And who alone knows what they're doing
In a place that seems surreal
Any fool can plan his ruin
In a world that's down at heel
So as the mist clears from the water
Will it give you second sight
Can you remember what you're here for
And will it take you as you're right?
Chorus
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