Whoa Whoa
So we will dare speak
As we listen to the winds smiling whispering your name and reminding
Everlasting, on this not much is given and we're taking every blessing that we find
We look up on the purest fields of green,
when looking for the earthly reasoning,
we come across a new discovery,
in these last hours of day,
unfortunate we wanders through out this time,
we always looking forward we haven't got, we might soon be gone,
keep it in mind,
so don't treat it casually-that those with eyes will see

So we gonna stay in this memory
Ghosts will sing, we've been surrounded by the beauty of all that they have to bring, we can never be fearful,
So we gonna stay in this reverie
Ghosts will sing were in the presence of a greater love deep with every notes he plays, we wont be forgetful

More you receive but what fortune is worth
the pain when your heart is in tears, come back to live,
four pieces of what we knew what remember you for the rest of my days,
who do we serve on these seeds and dirt and we flow to where the wind will give answer,
can we be free? This body is life,
it will reveal in time that we live again,
Ocean or time,
fortunate we are,
fortunately we commit this soul to higher love,
we can't say where we'll meet - that no one can guarantee

So we gonna stand in this memory
Ghosts will sing, we've been surrounded by the beauty of
all that they have to bring, we can never be fearful,
So we gonna stay in this revere
Ghosts will sing were in the presence of a greater love
deep with every notes he plays, we wont be forgetful

So we give our love to the people who would make this possible
we gonna live for those who've come and gone before
if only we could ask of them one question more-
woohwooh- how do we show our trust,
these notes from us I hope you find acceptable
do to you the life you knew but could not hold,
we will accept for those that fight for love wooh wooh

So we gonna stand in this memory
Ghosts will sing,
We've been surrounded by the beauty of
all that they have to bring, we can never be fearful,
So we gonna stand in this reverie
Ghosts will sing were in the presence of a greater love
Deep with every notes he plays, we won't be forgetful
Won't be forgetful
whoa


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