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Out of the dream I hear it the distant thunder. I hear the cry of children; love will hold back darkness, love will hold back death. The sky is violet, red clouds have bled this day; smoke rises from the ashes, guns are put away. In the distant thunder I hear an infant cry; love holds it safe at harbor, love rocks it in the sway. The dreamer goes on dreaming; waiting for the new world where madness done and hate... Now, the sky is golden, something new appears above. The thunder rolls asunder no one wanders to the grave. Forever dreaming until the Lathe says, Go! Accept the truth that nothing endures, nothing is precise one with rock and still alive... dreamers we now know the world is paradox and fate...
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Sep 1, 2010
Sep 1, 2010 at 4:57 PM UTC
The Lathe of Dreams
Out of the dream I hear it the distant thunder. I hear the cry of children; love will hold back darkness, love will hold back death. The sky is violet, red clouds have bled this day; smoke rises from the ashes, guns are put away. In the distant thunder I hear an infant cry; love holds it safe at harbor, love rocks it in the sway. The dreamer goes on dreaming; waiting for the new world where madness done and hate... Now, the sky is golden, something new appears above. The thunder rolls asunder no one wanders to the grave. Forever dreaming until the Lathe says, Go! Accept the truth that nothing endures, nothing is precise one with rock and still alive... dreamers we now know the world is paradox and fate...
kmcolby@2010
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Sep 1, 2010
Sep 1, 2010 at 4:57 PM UTC
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