| You clutch the cross around your neck
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| And hope to god there’s still time left
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| You turn back down the path
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| To find your way
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| But in the dusty summer breeze
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| In this ghost town you hear the sea
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| It’s salted crashing melody still haunts you to this day
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| And it says where were you when I
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| Call you to be wild
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| Now the ships set sail
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| And you’re stuck in a prison
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| If you are trying to dance alone in this life
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| Then do it right
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| But if you are dying to live somewhere
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| On the other side
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| There’s no such thing as spare time
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| The higher you climb the father you might
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| Fall behind
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| Yeah it’s a fight
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| But you might never get to see the sunrise
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| There’s no such thing as spare time
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| You bought all your philosophies
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| And carved out your philanthropy
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| It didn’t take you much to do your part
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| But you closed off opportunity
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| With narrow cold hypocrisy
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| And in the end you traded
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| Petty comforts for your heart
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| But all your ornaments
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| And trinkets cannot mend
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| The broken heart you’ve hid
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| And all the things you did
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| If legalism saves
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| Then I guess that we’re all dead
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| I for one am not stopping
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| In my grave I’ll rest my head
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| I’ll rest my head |