Beings
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Beings
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So what is man but a day?
A vapor soon blown away
A grain of sand washed ashore
The tide reclaims without a war
The right of flight an easy choice
So say goodbye and live
There is no end save in your grave
For one last cradle to give
Propensity for the floor
Capacity for much more
So what is life but a breath?
A tortured trance a dance to death
Allowed to bask for a while
Then history: somebody's smile
True regard sacrifice
Frozen in their last embrace
Tenets of a lifetime grown
(Tenants of a lifetime groan?)
In one act are erased
Propensity for the base
Capacity for such grace
Love could change the world
…just might save the world…
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Salem Hill performs "Beings", and this lyric page sits inside the Salem Hill catalog on LyroVerse.
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