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One Day
03:21
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It was a steady dose of pain and tears
But perfect love drives out all fear
I locked myself in and bolted the door
But your voice grew louder
Such that I could not ignore
Plans made
Then waylaid
I'll see you
One day
It's outside that I'll meet you
I wish I could greet you
And allow you inside
But that's where the fear is
Self-made protection
On shaky foundation
Why do I forget you?
Remind me of love again!
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Some of you fled wars
Some of you avoided chores
Some of you are interesting
Some of you are bores
Some of you married
Some of you never did
Some of you studied Austen
Some of you studied Euclid
Some of you were poor
Some of you were rich
Some of you were middle class
Some of you knew not which
Some of you had a business
Some of you had a trade
Some of you remained handsome
Some of you began to fade
Some of you traveled
Some of you stayed at home
Some of you grew vegetables
Some of you pined for Rome
Some of you had hobbies
Some of you only worked
Some of you hurried
Some of you smirked
Some of you spoke English
Some of you spoke Chinese
Some of you spoke German
Some of you only learnt, 'Please'
Some of you remember
Some of you forget
Some of you are Stoic
Some of you show that you're upset
And some of you knew God
And some of you did not
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The Topladys Sydney, Australia
The Topladys are an Sydney-based band in the Australiana style, while injecting a little bit of everything else.
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