| Two worlds, like two shores, hung on the scales,
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| And life flows like a river between them.
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| And somewhere we are lost at different poles,
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| And we can't figure out which is which.
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| I know how to use the wings to stay in the wind,
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| You know how to equal the star.
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| And if you put it all together, the world will change by morning
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| And they will leave marks on the water for us.
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| Chorus:
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| Adding up our data in a vast void,
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| We will go out on a date at the right frequency.
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| I believe that all the terms converge into one -
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| What flies up into the sky falls to the bottom.
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| And this is the whole spectacle of all religions and victories,
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| That all colors in one ray result in light,
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| Where the lodges are crowded with the most significant ladies,
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| And I am Adam, and you are of course Eve.
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| And if you see that one of us has fallen,
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| Take the risk of not believing and fly.
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| There will be a door, behind that door they run the show
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| Six hundred Malvin and Pinocchio.
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| I will be all in orange and in a Cyrano mask
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| With two glasses of Sitra.
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| And you will find the missing link
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| And you say - my boy, no pasaran.
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| Chorus:
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| Adding up our data in a vast void,
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| We will go out on a date at the right frequency.
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| I believe that all the terms converge into one -
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| What flies up into the sky falls to the bottom.
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| And this is the whole spectacle of all religions and victories,
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| That all colors in one ray result in light,
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| Where the lodges are crowded with the most significant ladies,
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| And I am Adam, and you are of course Eve. |