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By Alan Parsons, For my own part, I have never had a thought
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By Alan Parsons, Stand up, and with your hand on the Bible
Tell the
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By Alan Parsons, All along the shoreline, there are footprints by the sea
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By Alan Parsons, I only know what I can see
So I imagine
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By Alan Parsons, I only know what I can see
So I imagine what
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By Alan Parsons, A boy flies for freedom
But dies for the peace
In the
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By Alan Parsons, No one ever lived a thousand years
Not like things we
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By Alan Parsons, (instrumental)
(Monologue by John Cleese)
...How much longer is this going on?
I
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By Alan Parsons, If you believe in the power of magic
I can change
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By Alan Parsons, Don't think sorry's easily said
Don't try turning tables instead
You've taken
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By Alan Parsons, What's the use of worrying
If we'll be here tomorrow
All we
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By Alan Parsons, Another passenger
Your baggage, thank you sir,
I don't wanna go
What am
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By Alan Parsons, Somehow you fell out of time
Boy, you lost your
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By Alan Parsons, I find this paradise and rest beside a river
No
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By Alan Parsons, I can see the glow of a distant sun
I can
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By Alan Parsons, There's not a day I don't think of your name
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By Alan Parsons, Stealing a moment from Mr. Time
He rocks in his chair
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By Alan Parsons, Waves roll out
Out to sea
Tasting the saltwater
Tears on her cheek
Morning
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By Alan Parsons, As far as my eyes can see
There are Shadows approaching
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By Alan Parsons, Where does a dream belong
Locked in the mind on
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By Alan Parsons, Out of the blue, I come sailing
Through the years,
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By Alan Parsons, If you could press rewind and do it all again
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By Alan Parsons, Well even the longest night won't last forever
But too many
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By Alan Parsons, Tell you 'bout a dream that I have every night,
Tell
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By Alan Parsons, Days go by
Adrift upon a rolling sky
The miracles escape my
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By Alan Parsons, We say welcome to the mission
Show us all that you
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By Alan Parsons, I know the truth, but I can't say
And I have
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By Alan Parsons, Ask yourself a question now
There's a multiple choice
"You've only one
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By Alan Parsons, Well, I've talked to the wind and I've listened to
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By Alan Parsons, THE clock struck midnight
And through my sleeping
I heard a tapping
