Wise Men & Wise Fools
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Wise Men & Wise Fools
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Seek my friend and you will find
Swimming somewhere in your mind
Your head is like a sea of thought
A wayward ship that's lost its course
Soon you'll run aground
Lost and hoping to be found
Hoping to be found
You asked me once for advice
Can you ever forgive me
Wise men say fools never gain
But who's to say what wise men say
Speak to me again speak your mind
And let us see what we can find
Your head is like a sea of thought
A wayward ship that's lost its course
Soon you'll run aground
Lost and hoping to be found
Hoping to be found
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