and I never knew
sunlight could taste so yellow
never occurred to me
that a river would know and speak my name
and I never once thought
pain could run so deep
and we just
carry on
the way we
carry on
we must carry
on this way
and so the Great One
smiles upon the morrow
live the love
and know that’s why we came
find a place
where there is no need to speak
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