Keith Song
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Keith Song
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This day is gone
I'm starting over
Without a path that's drawn
Everyday I'm older
Where is this dream I'm riding on?
Is this the chance to make it closer?
So many years to learn
That this is far enough
Take me home
Should we learn or realize this is for nothing?
Where is this dream I'm riding on?
Is this the chance to make it closer?
So many years to learn
That this is far enough
Take me home
There is a last time you will see us
When over years we'll learn this didn't mean that much
This is a hard life that wears us all down
And over years we'll learn this didn't mean that much
It's time to find our home
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Tabula Rasa performs "Keith Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Tabula Rasa catalog on LyroVerse.
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