| A whistling girl
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| Among his flock of sheep
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| In a flow of words
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| Lay breathing backward rest assured
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| Of Elijah and God’s birds
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| It will fall to us
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| It will fall to us
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| Inside the home the folk pine grow
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| Where hearts are fire sparks are thrown
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| It is all that glitters
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| This terrible weakness
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| It falls to us
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| It falls to us
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| From his holy hill
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| And it falls to us
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| Yes it falls to us
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| By his perfect will
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| Through the open windows of the soul tonight
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| His yoke is easy and his burden light
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| Kiss the sun lest he be angry
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| And you perish in the way
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| The rivers of the sky are dry
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| And rolled up like a scroll
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| Down below we tend to the forgetting
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| Forgetting what we know
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| The sun slips from your shoulder
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| As you enter in the wood
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| Without thought of thorns
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| Without thought of thorns
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| And it falls to us
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| It falls to us
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| From his holy hill
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| It will falls to us
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| Yes it falls to us
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| By his perfect will
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| Through the open windows of your soul tonight
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| His yoke is easy and his burden light
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| Kiss the sun lest he be angry
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| And you perish in the way |