| I had this dream
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| In which I swam with dolphins
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| In open sea, a transparent blue
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| Maybe you dreamt it too
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| And on the earth
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| The trees grew heavy with blossoms
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| The rainforests had not died
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| And the Amazon shined like an emerald
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| Somewhere, somehow, some way
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| We must hold back the dawn
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| While there’s still time to try
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| Keep the faith, keep the dream alive
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| I had this dream
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| That we were all one family
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| Which war and famine could not undo
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| Maybe you dreamt it too
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| Our family name
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| Was either Kindness or Compassion
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| We recognized each other
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| And we recognized the light inside us
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| Somewhere, somehow, some way
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| We must hold back the dawn
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| While there’s still time to try
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| Keep the faith, keep the dream alive
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| Somewhere, somehow, some way
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| We must hold back the dawn
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| While there’s still time to try
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| Keep the faith, keep the dream alive
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| Listen, the cry for freedom
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| Echoes from Red Square to Soweto town
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| The barricades are broken now
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| The walls are tumbling down
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| Somewhere, somehow, some way
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| We must hold back the dawn
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| While there’s still time to try
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| Keep the faith, keep the dream alive
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| Somewhere, somehow, some way
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| We must hold back the dawn
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| While there’s still time to try
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| Keep the faith, keep the dream alive
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| I woke up to find it was just a dream
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| Why must it only be just a dream?
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| I woke up to find it was just a dream
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| Why must it only be just a dream?
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| I woke up to find it was just a dream
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| Why must it only be just a dream? |