Cold Light of Day
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Cold Light of Day
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I arch my back to touch the stars
And they fall from my hand
For tomorrow the Sun will rise again
A pearl, a grain of sand
I let the clothes slip from my bones
I step into the stream
For tomorrow the Sun will rise again
She's washing my hands clean
My darling child was lost at sea today
And in the cold light she fades
So show me how to break the waves
Collisions of the soul
For tomorrow the Sun will rise again
She's taking me back home
My darling child was lost at sea today
And in the cold light she fades
My darling child was washed at sea today
And in the cold light she fades
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