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Walk In Washington

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Walk In Washington

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Walk and roll with the punches

I'll keep on walking

The future awaits my reply

Move forward or turn my back

On the healing hand of time

I feel fine, same sick back again and I'm fine

Our hearts will mend in time

Our hearts remain entwined

By the healing hand of time

By the healing hand of time

Legs tire the first thoughts that enter myself

Are of the stress that I felt

I hadn't had my fix

And her parents had a wearing on me

So I stalled my walking

Bitching and moaning

Wasting the time of a life

Walking hand in hand with my beautiful future wife

Reflect and reframe

Day from night

You're hiding I'm seeking

Erroneously screaming olly olly oxon free

If you'd have it be

I'd walk my life away

In the streets of downtown Washington D.C.

I'll keep on walking

Walk and roll with the punches

Museums, high ceilings & the brightest of lights

Breath short

Rising panic as the room contorts

Into the jaws of a lion of an anxious sort

Stalling my walking

Bitching and moaning

Wasting the time of my life

Delving in the interest of my beautiful future wife

Well here's your breath of air

Here's your dying cure

Here's your sign of hope (all hope is gone)

This song's my cure

(Behind the blindfold)

You're hiding I'm seeking

Erroneously screaming olly olly oxon free

If you'd have it be

I'd walk my life away

In the streets of downtown Washington D.C.

Just so you could see

A newer me

And what this boy has grown up to be

Time spent remembering

Every time I'm face to face with it

I wish I couldn't remember

I wish I couldn't remember the wonderful times

Same sick bounce back again and I'm

Same sick bounce back again and I'm fine

From the trees of Athens

To the capital you call your home

I will be there to guide you

Beside you

Our ever-loving spirits divide to new wholes

(Behind the blind fold)

You're hiding I'm seeking

Erroneously screaming, singing for you, olly olly oxon free

If you'd have it be

I'd walk my life away in the streets of downtown Washington D.C.

Just so you could see

A newer me

And what this boy has grown up to be

If it's love we can make it work..

If it's love

Let it work

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