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Sometimes you think one thing But it's really another All your dreams come true It seems ambition is consequences' mother They changed my life But actually they didn’t Now I know what money is for And for what it isn’t There are things That money cannot buy It’s not just love It’s also how to answer the question why Now the blame is mine Even for silent things in the night Everything I had hoped for Have now vanished along with the light Ambition once served me well As I became more powerful than my dreams Now I feel so very small As its rewards shrink in the face of extremes With the seriousness of life upon me Staring down what once made me smile It is the reality of what is expected Which can no longer be hidden in a denial A life changing moment Does not recognize time or titles Now is the moment when I have to answer my own question And pray that God will believe me in his witness of my recitals
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Feb 25, 2012
Feb 25, 2012 at 8:39 PM UTC
Ambition
Sometimes you think one thing But it's really another All your dreams come true It seems ambition is consequences' mother They changed my life But actually they didn’t Now I know what money is for And for what it isn’t There are things That money cannot buy It’s not just love It’s also how to answer the question why Now the blame is mine Even for silent things in the night Everything I had hoped for Have now vanished along with the light Ambition once served me well As I became more powerful than my dreams Now I feel so very small As its rewards shrink in the face of extremes With the seriousness of life upon me Staring down what once made me smile It is the reality of what is expected Which can no longer be hidden in a denial A life changing moment Does not recognize time or titles Now is the moment when I have to answer my own question And pray that God will believe me in his witness of my recitals
mark-lecuona
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Feb 25, 2012
Feb 25, 2012 at 8:39 PM UTC
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