Drop In The Ocean
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Drop In The Ocean
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All roads lead me nowhere
There is nowhere to go
How all is lost
Doesn’t make any sense any conclusion
Day after day
I continue to widen the vision
Floating on the sidewalks
Sitting in the shadows of the buildings
I feel like a drop of water in the ocean
I know the conclusions are too fragile
While the cars pass by at sunset
I realize
Harmony hidden in the birds song
In contrast to the noise
Inside infinite possibilities
All intentions live on
Everything is so unique
Like sunshine glowing in the morning
Everything is so liquid
Between comings and goings
The next station
I feel like a drop of water in the ocean
I know the conclusions are too fragile
While the cars pass by
While the years pass by
While the life goes down
While the rage comes out
While the rain falls at sunset
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