Somewhere In Between (The Dream Of Saying Yes)
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Somewhere In Between (The Dream Of Saying Yes)
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Somewhere in-between
Where angels fear to tread
I'm walking through the land
Marching on and on
To meet the challenge of my life
But more dangerous it was
Where I came from
I don't need a scout
Guiding me all this time here
With all these higher beings
I have to learn to carry
But what makes our spirit so heavy?
The time will come to climb
The last mountain
Caged somewhere in between
I don't mind to take the long way
And though the rain is pouring down on me
We are marchin on and on
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