Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Go-Betweens
Canonical path: /the-go-betweens/the-old-way-out
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The Old Way Out
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The Old Way Out
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Lord I feel you made the hills, watch them roll.
I've seen the promised land, and that is all.
Please be kind
Please be kind
What the others take; I let them believe.
The Old Way Out is now the new way in
The Old Way Out is now the new way in
The Old Way Out is now the new way
I see that life but it won't begin.
Lord above you filled the sea, watch it roll.
At your last port of call, you weren't saved.
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