The Flood
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The Flood
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Starting in the rain
But you know I do not feel pain
And I'm wet
But you know I'm fair
And all the birds sing sound praise
Reminds me of the best days with
When the seas will blow and the heavens will dominate
And the sky was gray
And the clouds
They were slowly moving away
And the sun was shining
Woh shining on me
Shining on me
Shining on me
So who's gonna take you back now the sun has the moon
And the dog has the cat, hey and who's gonna take the blame
Because I do not keep the flame
I used to be royalty
Until you've knocked me off my throne
And you stole my crown wooh-oh
And I burned all my bridges smoking cigarettes in this paper city
And the sky was gray
And the clouds
They were slowly moving away and the sun was shining
Woh shining on me
Shining on me
Shining on me
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