Sublime
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Sublime
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Another radical dream
becomes a long
lost friend
Beneath the rhythm
and sound
lies another meaning
And if you ask me today
to say just what
I'm thinking
You might flee my reply
and run upwards and
run downwards
It was so sublime
This entangled
up dream
still plays on illusion
Trying hard to escape
more jangled delusion
And if you ask me today
and you wonder why
It's not just what
you think
it grows outward
and it holds you
It's so sublime
This American dream
becomes elusive
if you're ready or not
it may reach out and
grab you
And if you ask me today
and you ponder life
you might flee its reply
and run upwards
and run downwards
It was so so so ba ba ba
lime m.
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