A Strange Day
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A Strange Day
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Give me your eyes that I might see
The blind man kissing my hands
The sun is humming, my head turns to dust
As he plays on his knees
And the sand and the sea grows, I close my eyes
Move slowly through drowning waves going away on a strange day
And I laugh as I drift in the wind
Blind dancing on a beach of stone
Cherish the faces as they wait for the end
A sudden hush across the water and we\'re here again
And the sand and the sea grows, I close my eyes
Move slowly through drowning waves going away on a strange day
My head falls backs and the walls crash down
And the sky and the impossible explode
Held for one moment I remember a song
An impression of sound then everything is gone forever
A strange day
A strange day
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