| When you first begin your journey, you’re not sure of who you are
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| And the lessons that you’re learning don’t seem to take you far
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| And you just can’t keep from stumbling,
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| Though you try so hard to stand
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| And the truth can be so humbling
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| When it’s just beyond your hand
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| As though youth were my invention
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| As though love lay undefined
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| To stay free was my intention
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| To stay young and unconfined
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| So I held my pride above you
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| Oh yes, what a fool was I Holding back those words I love you
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| And letting out those words good bye
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| I was wrong to let you go I was a child and I did not know about the love
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| That we both could have given
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| And now you’ve gone
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| So far away
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| I hope I’ll see you again someday
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| But if I don’t, I hope I’ll see you in heaven
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| I was foolish in my younger days
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| To think they’d never end
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| Life confused me with its changing ways and I could not comprehend
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| All the meaning in those moments
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| Now lost like footprints in the sand
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| And I’m standing here remembering but it’s so hard to understand
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| And I was wrong to let you go I was a child how could I know
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| That we both should have given
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| And now you’ve gone, so far away
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| I hope I’ll see you again someday
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| But if I don’t, I hope I’ll see you in heaven
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| I’ve been sitting in this garden
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| In the middle of my days
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| And my memories fade and harden as the years they slip away
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| I’ve been looking in the mirror
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| At the age around my eyes
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| Time is such an earnest labourer, precision is his neighbour
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| Lay my body in the ground but let my spirit touch the sky
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| And I was wrong to let you go I was a child I just didn’t know about the love
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| That we both could have, should have given
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| And now you’ve gone, so far away
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| I hope I’ll see you again someday
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| But if I don’t, I hope I’ll see you in heaven |