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The phoenix is dying |
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The flames that revive her are dead |
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And the freedom of flying |
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Is pushing us too far ahead |
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But it's no use in crying |
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The tears have long since been shed |
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And the sunsets behind us |
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Can only remind us |
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Of sentences yet to be read |
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We must always remember |
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The faces that line our rooms |
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Are the last dying embers |
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Of people we left in their tombs |
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But we couldn't condemn their |
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Pathetic attempts to consume us |
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So we just had to leave them |
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As the ground underneath them |
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Grinned widely predicting their dooms |
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The time is arriving |
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When lovers will call out your name |
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And the con-men are striving |
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To infiltrate into your game |
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And they know you're surviving |
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And they know you're remaining the same |
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As we look to each other |
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Like sister to brother |
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And our happiness bursts into flame |
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Now the beckoning finger |
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That calls you and I to our fate |
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Is still screaming don't linger |
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Your questions may prove too late |
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And the one lonesome singer |
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Whose years have been sadness and hate |
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Has gone with her lover |
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To find things above her |
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And resume life at some later date |
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Has gone with her lover |
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To find things above her |
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And resume life at some later date |