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A shift in shapes has come about |
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And no one's safe or sacred now |
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But isn't that much better than |
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The limbo we were living in |
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Diaspora or renaissance |
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Blame mercury or fate or chance |
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Changes always come in packs, |
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Sniffing out your darkened doorsteps |
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And when the words run out |
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The quiet's just as loud |
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When the world is upside down |
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And we're walking on our hands |
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But we keep on spinning round |
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And who knows where we'll land |
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In the end |
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In the end |
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The moon it moves in cycles and |
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We're subject to its will, its whims |
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The tide, the time, the age, the law |
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Run back and forth from idle dogs |
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History is not a highway |
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Straight an narrow always |
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But a roundabout and round again |
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We ride around and hope for change |
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And when the state's drawn out |
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The break is twice as loud |
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Then the world is upside down |
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And we're walking on our hands |
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But we keep on spinnin' round |
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And who knows where we'll land |
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In the end |
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In the end |
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This is the end of stagnant days |
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Time to give up the way |
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I stand my ground, oh stand my ground |
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Then the world is upside down |
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And we're walking on our hands |
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But we keep on spinnin' round |
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And who knows where we'll land |
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In the end |
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In the end |
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In the end |
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In the end |
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In the end |
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In the end |
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In the end |
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In the end |
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In the end |