Blue and Red
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Blue and Red
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Oh satellite above (where are you?)
So many things I have to tell you of (please come back soon)
You went thru an open door, or a hole in the floor,
You vanished and I can't see you anymore
Dreams never die, when we sleep beneath the open sky
And the deep shades overhead or blue and red
Is this the end, will you come back again?
I searched beyond the clouds (are you there?)
I walk sadly onward thru the crowd (alone somewhere)
I saw beyond the blur, to right where you were and I beheld a sight so pure
Dreams never die, when we sleep beneath the open sky
And the deep shades overhead or blue and red,
Is this the end, will you come back again?
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