Far Away
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Far Away
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This one's called Far Away
Far away, in the far reaches of our souls
And in the garden of thought
Where we often forget
We could remember again
One day, I went to the river's edge
And dipped my head inside
I felt so alive
And I was free
I could see all the fishes shining bright
And watch the weeds bob and weave
Beneath specks of light
I was night, and I could see the moonshine coming down from above
Boy, I think I'm in love
When you are by my side
Do not hide, show your feelings in your open hands
In the morning we can dance
If we only take the chance
And we could fly away
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