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The Sparrows and The Nightingales

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The Sparrows and The Nightingales

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How long have you been free

In this world of hate and greed?

Is it black or is it white?

Let's find another compromise

And our future's standing still

We're dancing in the spotlight

Where's the leader who leads me?

I'm still waiting! Leaving home...

And god is on your side

Dividing sparrows from the nightingales

Watching all the time

Dividing water from the burning fire... inside

Leave a light on in the night for me

That I can find you

Remember when we both where young

And reckless and so curious

Now you're hiding from your child

A new day's dawning

Remember that you felt alive... sometimes

And god is on your side

Dividing cruelty from tenderness

Watching all the time

Dividing fiction from reality

Move in circles, walk on lines

No human being in sight

Calm the winds and calm the seas

Try another kind of peace

Who fights this holy civil war?

A million men in uniform

Wo ist der Führer der mich führt?

Ich warte immer noch! Leaving home...

And god is on your side

Dividing presence from our1 history

Watching all the time

Dividing deaf men from the listening ones

Leave a light on in the night for me

That I can find you

Remember when we both where young

And reckless and so curious

Now you're hiding from your child

A new day's dawning

Remember that you felt alive... sometimes

And god is on your side

Dividing cruelty from tenderness

Watching all the time

Dividing fiction from reality

Move in circles, walk on lines

No human being in sight

Calm the winds and calm the seas

Try another kind of peace

Who fights this holy civil war?

A million men in uniform

Wo ist der Führer der mich führt?

Ich warte immer noch! Leaving home...

And god is on your side

Dividing presence from the history

Watching all the time

Dividing deaf men from the listening ones

Leave a light on in the night for me

That I can find you

Remember when we both where young

And reckless and so curious

Now you're hiding from your child

A new day's dawning

Remember that you felt alive... sometimes

And god is on your side

Dividing soldiers from the fishermen

Watching all the time

Dividing warships from the ferryboats...

Ferryboats

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