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Artist: Modern English
Canonical path: /modern-english/ringing-in-the-change
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Ringing In The Change
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Ringing In The Change
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'Twas a new kind of morning
All reflection and rain
But the horizon interrupted my drawing
Feeling low low low low low
And the fire
Now's the turnaround
Here's the warning
Have you seen too much today
Coming going from the world again
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