Simple Song
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Simple Song
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Life was simple in the primal days, we just found our way to start it small
We were happy walking in the sun, rock the little ones that summer
Smiling faces like an old cartoon, dancing in the room, we laughed and played
Life is easy we can stay this place, this amazing grace for years to come
Close your eyes, lay down on meadows green, entering the scene of summer
You don't have to search the way of the gods, the starfields above will bring you higher,
But happiness won't enter your heart, your ambition will leave you restless
Speeding the wheels of evolution, set the industrial heart in motion
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