| All that I’ve known’s within the walls of this room
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| Where there’s a window, roughly boarded up
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| It’s true the gaps are patched, but even through the tiny cracks
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| I feel a wind blow, I see a light of strangest hue
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| And there’s nothing I can say — there’s no way I can prove
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| That there’s a place beyond this room
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| But still, there’s something in the way the light comes shining through
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| And in the way the curtains move
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| Late in the night I lay awake, my eyes fixed
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| On the window, I strained my ears until
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| I thought that I might have heard a song, somehow hiding
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| In the soft glow, old as time and ever new
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| There’s nothing I can say — there’s no way I can prove
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| That there’s a place beyond this room
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| But still, there’s something in the way the light comes shining through
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| And in the way the curtains move
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| I found a note scratched in the wall
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| In a pained and earnest scrawl
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| The hand, I recognized, was somehow mine …
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| I read each line with dread:
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| «There's no wind and there’s no light
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| There’s no song you hear at night
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| There’s nowhere to hide, be terrified
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| It’s all inside your head»
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| But still there’s something in the way
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| The light comes shining through
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| And in the way — in the way the curtains move |