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No I'll not renounce my views do what others do |
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I'd rather drink the hemlock than be like you, to my soul untrue |
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It never gets easier so quit tryin pleasing her |
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Everything is a choice so let me hear your voice |
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Born in October night |
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feeling was out a sight |
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skin I'm in now and then |
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moves like a meteorite |
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noise in our culture |
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is built in our nature |
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another era will decode |
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as we head toward rapture |
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suppose we're all gifted |
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suppose that the mist is |
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a metaphor for change |
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suppose the veil will be lifted |
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sacrament that I hold |
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close and I feel noble |
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solar marigolds light the souls |
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return from that other world |
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Sometimes when I'm awake |
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I can't tell if I'm still dreaming |
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There's so much here at stake |
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When every moment is just fleeting |
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Sometimes when I'm awake |
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I can't if I'm still dreaming |
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It never gets easier so quit tryin pleasing her |
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Everything is a choice so let me hear your voice |
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rip up the evening post |
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kill parasitic hosts |
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we can shoulder all the karma |
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that came with Los Alamos |
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return the sky bottle blue |
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return that forgotten hue |
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a looking glass world |
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seeing into and through you |
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soul and body are my twins |
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the latter will give in |
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when the former views the ocean |
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as not too cold to get in |
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to martian life forms |
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these waters are real warm |
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but beware we can change the weather |
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and create a snowstorm |
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Sometimes when I'm awake |
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I can't tell if I'm still dreaming |
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There's so much here at stake |
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When every moment is just fleeting |
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Sometimes when I'm awake |
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I can't tell if I'm still dreaming |
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No I'll not renounce my views do what others do |
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I'd rather drink the hemlock than be like you, to my soul untrue |
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It never gets easier so quit tryin pleasing her |
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Everything is a choice so let me hear your voice |