| First warm day in all these months
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| All the sunlight made me drunk
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| Made me feel like I could run
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| Made me feel like I was young
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| So I went out all on my own
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| I told no one where’d I’d go
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| Anyway I did not know I only knew I had to go
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| Out beyond the iron gate
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| Out there where you said you’d wait
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| Gotten used to living here
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| Call it habit call it fear
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| Though I had glanced your way for years
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| Til today I’d never dared
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| But it was easy slipping through
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| Easy as the morning dew
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| That lingers til the afternoon
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| And rises back into the blue
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| Out beyond the iron gate
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| Out there where you said you’d wait
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| There you were right by my side
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| Reaching down to lift me high
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| I held on with all my might
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| Held on to a world made right
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| Out beyond the iron gate
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| Out there where you said you’d wait
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| I heard voices all around Someone lifted off the shroud
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| I saw my children gather round
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| Now I will tell them what I found
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| Out beyond the iron gate
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| Out there where you said you’d wait |