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Where The Skies End

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Where The Skies End

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In a restless search for new opportunities and new ways of living

The mystery and the promise of distant horizons

Always have called men forward

We are the lost and the silent

We are the shackled and small

We're looking up at the giants

We're going to watch when they fall

Do you hear me?

You're Goliath to me

I'll be there when the bombs unfurl, 'till the war is over

Lay your burdens on me

I can bare all the weight of the world with you on my shoulders

We won’t just fall away

We weren’t just born to fade

Our stories are past the horizon

We're chasing the Sun 'till we find them

Goodbye to what we made

No matter anyway

We're climbing until we transcend

Higher, higher to where the skies end

These aren't the dreams of our fathers

There'll be no wishing on stars

We are the sons and the daughters

Let them come test who we are

Can you hear me?

You're Goliath to me

I'll be there when the guns break out, 'till the storm is over

Lay your burdens on me

I'll be there when your fate runs out, you'll be on my shoulders

We won’t just fall away

We weren’t just born to fade

Our stories are past the horizon

We're chasing the Sun 'till we find them

Goodbye to what we made

No matter anyway

We're climbing until we transcend

Higher, higher to where the skies end

We left our chains

We left them below

We are all rising above

We were not born to stay low

Show me your strength

It's more than you know

You'll never know what you're made of

Until you set foot down the road

We knew this day was set long ago

And when the sharks smell the blood

They will all see it's their own

Own, own, own, own

We won’t just fall away

We weren’t just born to fade

Our stories are past the horizon

We're chasing the Sun 'till we find them

Goodbye to what we made

No matter anyway

We're climbing until we transcend

Higher, higher to where the skies end

In a search that has continued for centuries

Some far, distant view

With its promise of the unseen

And its promise of the unknown

Has forever fathered the impulse

To seek for new things in new places, new horizons

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