Setting vs. Rising
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Setting vs. Rising
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How you going to sing a song that ends?
How you going to sing a song that ends?
From the mouth of where the singing comes,
from the mouth of where the song is sung.
Do you call a setting sun a sunrise?
Do you call a setting sun a sunrise?
How you going to get the soil in the quarry?
How you going to get the soil in the quary?
When you wanted me your heart was (?)
Put the soil on the tents under the moon shade of a shooting story
There may be trenches burning down next year,
If i must steady then my silly sons will pass no bails along,
There may be temples of temptation to take refuge in, my dear,
If i must steady, then my silly sins will cast a force to where you pray,
This is what you're praying for,
and all you love
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