The Bell And The Hammer
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The Bell And The Hammer
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I try to remember what it's like to dream with my own eyes (with my own eyes).
Because I keep forgetting what is right; can't tell truth from lies
(sunset from rise)...
If I could learn to act patiently then I would see that my view of time is selfishly based around me...
I should run away, but I
can't; chasing dreams that are slowing down for me.
I should turn around, but I can't. It's within my reach; runaway...
With rising valleys and sinking
peaks, nothing in between (that I can see).
It seems my pride is on repeat; oh how they need me (it's not me they need).
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