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Strange Skies
04:14
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Under strange skies, I watch the valley change
Leaves are falling, the treetops rearrange
Gone the summer, on the way are darker days
Here in autumn, where blue skies turn to grey
And I can almost hear the winter coming - echoes in the wind
Greens are gone and won't be back until the leaves come in the spring
Nights are lengthening, the days are growing shorter all the time
My winter coat keeps out the cold... but I miss the light
Under strange skies, I stop and think a while
A year older, a few more catches to my smile
Dreams are fading, these days I barely dare to hope
A life that's jaded, a boy who feels more like a ghost
And I can almost hear the winter coming - echoes in the wind
Greens are gone and won't be back until the leaves come in the spring
Nights are lengthening, the days are growing shorter all the time
My winter coat keeps out the cold... but God I miss the light
I wish I hadn't wasted so much time on trying to be cool
I wish I'd thought more about things that I might really want to do
I wish I hadn't spent my life afraid of what people'd say
But does it really matter now? Is it too late to change?
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They Don't Know
02:17
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