Old
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Old
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Why our life was much more colored
When the movie was in black and white?
And silence was so much fine to the ears of the audience?
Faith once was stronger even when wealth was few
Education was everything and not just something new
Tell me why respect was present when we didn’t have weapons?
It was a time that honor taught all of us some lessons
We achieved immortality, we used to die so young!
And please tell me where is the simplicity of the fun?
Like an old and tired elephant
Abandoned by his own herd
Overtaken by life
Left to be a wanderer
Questions of an old man
Answered by loneliness
Of those who have died
An unforgiven end
Like an old and tired elephant
Abandoned by his own herd
Overtaken by life
Left to be a wanderer
Questions of a man
Answered by loneliness
Of those who have died
Memories that echo in vain
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