One Hundred Million Years
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One Hundred Million Years
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This river that we ride
Has always been alive
O my soul one hundred million years
This river that we ride
Will roll on when we die
O my soul one hundred million years
And this love, this light
Between you and I
Is older than that burning ball of fire up in the sky
And the gale that fills our sails
The lights that shine tonight
Have always been alive
O my soul one hundred million years
The lights that shine tonight
Will burn on when we die
O my soul one hundred million years
And this love, this light
Between you and I
Is older than that burning ball of fire up in the sky
And the gale that fills our sails
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