Think it over
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Think it over
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You come to the water's edge
You bring your sixty years
You drink from the water's edge
Its poison is comfort here
You came here to find a friend
You came to win the war
I will watch until the end
'Til you won't be here no more
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Time is a luxury
She's down on her hands and knees
She's pulling us toward the sea
She's begging me to release
But how's a man to decide
Between the meek and the mild
How's a man supposed to hide
From his children's child
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Until you can sail away
You can sail away
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