Mir
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Mir
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There were words on the wall but you had to be tall
So you lifted me high and I opened my eyes
Then the words disappeared and I couldn't quite hear
Through the crowd in the square
What you wanted to share
But I wouldn't want to see your face round here
And I wouldn't want to see the beast you fear
Oh but I didn't like it when you cried
No I didn't like it when you cried
So we moved to the back
Cos we'd finished with that
And I looked at the scene
And I knew what you mean
But I wouldn't want to see your face round here
And I wouldn't want to see the beast you fear
Oh but I didn't like it when you cried
No I didn't like it when you cried
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