Tortoise and The Hare
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Tortoise and The Hare
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There goes my faith, swinging by the cherry tree
I rest my eyes, I need some sleep
Slow wins the race, but I'm always rushing
Trying to escape, the monster I've become
Some days I try, and others just pass on by
A mountain so high, that I must climb
So please know I waited for you
And please be by my side
I'll make a move if you swear to catch me
I look to the sky
You're calm in the storm, came without warning
A face in the crowd, that knows my name
Pages and shapes, and everyone's just watching me
But I am so blind, in a field of weeds
So please know I waited for you
And please be by my side
I'll make a move if you swear to catch me
I look to the sky
When I wait, always, wait...
So please know I waited for you
And please be by my side
I'll make a move if you swear to catch me
I look to the...
So please know I waited for you
And please be by my side
I'll make a move if you swear to catch me
I look to the sky
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