Golden Age
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Golden Age
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Waitin' for a golden age
With a garden in the sun
And a shadow on your face
Livin' like we're on the run
All hiding from the end
But it's already begun
Oh no
Stood and watched the city fall
There were houses in the street
And a cloud across it all
Staring up from underneath
An endless open sky
I could hardly wait to meet
Oh no
Followin' the river's edge
To a cabin in the wood
Where the world could start again
Hopin' it can wash me clean
Please take my soiled name
And return it to the sea
Oh no
We know, we know
There will come a day
For a golden age
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