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Push Back The Horizon
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I can see a million miles
When not blinded
Don’t cover my eyes
Once we walked
Then we marched
Now we run
Further from where we came from
It starts to feel
Hot beneath
Our feet
Getting too close to the sun
Falling down
Struggle up`
The time has come
To push back the horizon
Lost in thought I am again
Questioning us and them
And what's to become of all of this?
As if it were a sign oh my
This guy he just drives by
On the back of his shirt
Not to miss
We are all one
I can see a million miles
When not blinded
Don’t cover my eyes
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As long as your girls smile
In that open window you stood
clueless and unafraid
Maybe a bit too adventurous
it defines you to this day
You are a brother
or a sister for all you care
You live any part
so naturally, decisive, unaware
Paths don't cross like they used to
as we follow different ways
Still the footsteps we walk in
now turn out to be the same
Getting older makes this understanding grow
It's what a mother hopes for
and a father knows
As long as your girls smile
you’ll be fine
I recall our conversations
well into the night
By sharing your perspective, a new version
you did make me change my mind
On these spare moments
by the ways you come across
I am reminded how we are alike after all
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Lesoir Maastricht, The Netherlands
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