The days were brighter
Gardens more blooming
The nights had more hope
In their silence

The wild was calling
Wishes were whispering
The time was there
But without a meaning

Away, away, away in time
Every dream's a journey away
Away, away, to a home away from care
Everywhere's just a journey away

The days departed
Gardens deserted
This frail world
My only rest?

The wild calls no more
Wishes so hollow
The barefoot boy
Weeping in an empty night

Away, away, away in time
Every dream's a journey away
Away, away, to a home away from care
Everywhere's just a journey away

Cherish the moment
Tower the skies
Don't let the dreamer
Fade to gray like grass

No falling for life
A gain for every loss
Time gathered me
But kept me flying

Away, away, away in time
Every dream's a journey away
Away, away, away in time
Every dream's a journey away
Away, away, to a home away from care
Everywhere's just a journey away
Away, away, away in time
Every dream's a journey away
Away, away, to a home away from care
Everywhere's just a journey away


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    u can actually see that as a child everything seems like an adventure filled with games and exploration but as u grow up u realize that it isnt true. u can see it frm The days were brighter Gardens more blooming The nights had more hope In their silence The wild was calling Wishes were whispering The time was there But without a meaning

    Away, away in time Every dream�s a journey away Away to a home away from care Everywhere�s just a journey away

    hellfire2034on March 20, 2010   Link

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