1. |
From Way Up Here...
02:49
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a circle, but not a sphere
that's how everything looks from way up here
you don't know me
i'm the only one
who feels the same
you don't know me
i'm the only one
who knows your name
i see you walk through the door
it seems to me we've both been here before
you don't know me
i'm the only one
who feels the same
you don't know me
i'm the only one
who knows your name
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2. |
No Circle Has An End
04:05
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the curtain opens upon characters familiar
to anyone who's lived a day
the actors play out scenes of guile, love and yearning
but you don't feel a thing today
it all begins again
no circle has an end
the hours float away like leaves upon the surface
a silent river on its way
concentric circles each are moments that we're living
each one exactly like today
it all begins again
no circle has an end
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